In the rapidly evolving cloud ecosystem, eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is emerging as a transformative technology in the Linux Kernel to improve application performance by enabling high-performance observability, security, and networking directly within the operating system. Unlike traditional cumbersome kernel modules, eBPF allows dynamic loading of programs into the kernel with safety and efficiency, leveraging a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler and verification process. This document illustrates the creation of a simple UDP load balancer using eBPF's eXpress Data Path (XDP) in Rust, utilizing the aya framework. The tutorial assumes a strong foundational knowledge of Linux, networking, and Rust programming, and provides a step-by-step guide to setting up the Rust build environment, scaffolding a project, and processing UDP packets for load balancing across multiple backend servers. While this demonstration provides a foundational understanding of XDP programs, it is intended for educational purposes and not recommended for production use, given the evolving nature of the aya ecosystem.