Demo: Migrate MySQL between two Kubernetes clusters using Portworx on GKE

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This demo shows how Portworx Data Management is used to migrate the application (MySQL in this case) and data together between two Kubernetes Clusters in a GKE environment. This feature uses Stork (Storage Runtime for Kubernetes) to pair the two Kubernetes clusters and deploy the migration manifest to move the applications and data between them.