Migration to ThreatQ v6 Readiness Script

If you are planning on migrating to ThreatQ version 6 (from version 5), you should run the Migration Readiness script and submit the results using one of the methods provided in step 4. The information from the script will help the ThreatQuotient team better understand your deployment and better assist you through the migration process. 

The Migration Readiness Check script is only applicable for customers with self-hosted ThreatQ instances, either on-premises or hosted in a cloud provider (AWS, Azure, etc.).

Use the steps provided below to run the migration readiness script and upload its results using one of the three methods provided in step 4.  

You will need to have sudo privileges to install tqadmin, run the script, and upload the package with the statistics to our AWS S3 bucket.

1. SSH to your ThreatQ instance:
   ssh <username>@<ThreatQ Host>

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2. Install the latest version of tqadmin.
   sudo yum install https://download.threatq.com/tqadmin.rpm --nogpgcheck

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   tqadmin is our internally developed tool used by the ThreatQ platform to install version updates.

3. Run the readiness check.
   sudo /usr/local/bin/tqadmin readinesscheck run

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   This will create a .tgz file in your /tmp/ folder. After the script finishes, it will print an informational message with the path to and the name of the .tgz file.

4. Upload the results by:
   • ThreatQuotient’s secure AWS S3 bucket:
     sudo /usr/local/bin/tqadmin upload /tmp/<Name of file>

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   • Email - support@threatq.com.  Use "ThreatQ v6 Migration Readiness Check" as your subject line.
   • ThreatQ Upload Server: https://upload.threatq.com.   Use your ThreatQ yum credentials to log into the page when you are prompted for username and password.