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We as Kubernetes developers want to create an interactive experience: where Kubernetes users can get their questions answered by experts in real time, or at least referred to the best known documentation or code example.

Having discussed a few broad ideas, we eventually decided to make [Kubernetes Office Hours][7] a live stream where we take user questions from the audience and present them to our panel of contributors and expert users. We run two sessions: one for European time zones, and one for the Americas. These [streaming setup guidelines][8] make office hours extensible—for example, if someone wants to run office hours for Asia/Pacific timezones, or for another CNCF project.

To give you an idea of what Kubernetes office hours are like, here's Josh Berkus answering a question on running databases on Kubernetes. Despite the popularity of this topic, it's still difficult for a new user to get a constructive answer. Here's an excellent response from Josh:

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Title: Kubernetes Office Hours: Interactive Q&A with Experts
Summary
The Kubernetes development team is introducing Kubernetes Office Hours, a live stream designed to provide interactive support. Users can ask questions and receive real-time answers or guidance from Kubernetes experts. The initiative includes sessions for European and American time zones, with guidelines available for expanding the program to other regions or CNCF projects. An example is given of Josh Berkus answering questions about running databases on Kubernetes.