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The PIM planner connects to the Abiquo kinton database and extracts the data for the PIM migrator tool.

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• A log in standard output (you should redirect it to a file)
• A migration plan in ZIP format called migration-plan.data

PIM planner requirements

The PIM planner requires access to the MariaDB kinton schema via the JDBC URL. 

• It encrypts the database credentials for runtime use only; it does not save or export credentials

Before you run the PIM planner

1. Start the Abiquo upgrade to 5.3 as usual including
   
   1. Stop the Abiquo platform
   2. Create backups including VM snapshots, Database dump, and Redis dump
2. Upgrade the database
3. STOP the upgrade

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1. Run the Abiquo upgrade to 5.3 and stop after the database upgrade

2. On the Abiquo API Server, install the Abiquo PIM tools package

   Code Block
   yum install abiquo-pim-tools

   By default, it should install in the /opt/abiquo/pim-tools folder

3. Run the PIM planner against your database.

   We strongly reccommend that you redirect the log in the standard output of the PIM planner to a file.

   For example:

   Code Block
   java -jar /opt/abiquo/pim-tools/pimplanner.jar --jdbc-url="jdbc:mysql://my.database.server:3306/kinton?autoReconnect=true&user=root&password=root" >| tee output_pimplanner.log

   
   

4. Check the output file from the PIM planner
    If there are any warnings or errors, resolve them before you continue. 
   If you have any doubts, please contact Abiquo Support.
5. For ALL Remote Services servers
   1. Copy the migration-plan.data file to each Remote Services server
   Next, follow the instructions to run the PIM migrator on each Remote Services server

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