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.

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Ryan Wallner

Senior Technical Marketing Engineer

Ryan is a Senior Technical Marketing Engineer at Portworx by Everpure Find Ryan creating blogs, podcasts, light boards, demos, and hands-on labs within the container cloud native ecosystem. Before Pure, Ryan spent time at Dell, ClusterHQ, and Athenahealth where he focused on DevOps and Storage. In his free time, you can find Ryan spending time outdoors adventure riding dual sport bikes, hiking, and mountain biking.

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

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