Walkthrough: Upgrading the SFMCCE connector to version 8.0 in Kubernetes

Build the images for SFMCCE as explained in the Build the mssql-upgrade image section in Walkthrough: Upgrading the SFMCCE connector to version 8.0 in Docker.

Open the Windows console and use the docker tag command to tag the images. For example:

docker tag sitecore-SFMCCE-xp1-cm:<imageVersionTag> $registry/sitecore-sfmcce-xp1-cm:<newTag>

In the console, use the docker push command to push the images to your Azure registry. For example:

docker push $registry/sitecore-sfmcce-xp1-cm:<newTag>

Download the Sitecore container deployment package for 10.3 from the Sitecore download page. Extract it to your local workstation with the folder structure intact.

Navigate to the upgrade folder for the Windows version and topology you are using, for example, k8s\ltsc2019\upgrade\xp1. In the kustomization.yaml file, update the images section with newName and newTag of the custom mssql-upgrade image you created and pushed previously.

In the configuration folder, update the secrets files. For more information on the secrets files, please refer to the Installation Guide for Production Environment with Kubernetes guide available on the Sitecore download page.

Download the SFMCCE container deployment package for 8.0 package from the Sitecore download page. Extract it to your local workstation with the folder structure intact. Copy the SFMCBDE\k8s\<windows version>\overrides folder and paste it into the \k8s\<windows version>\ folder in the SXP 10.3 deployment structure.

In the secrets folder in the SXP 10.3 structure, for example, k8s\ltsc2019\overrides\xp1\secrets, update the sitecore-salesforce-content-exchange-connection-string.txt secret file.

Log in to the Azure CLI and set a subscription:

az login
az account set --subscription "Your Subscription"

Get the credentials for the Kubernetes cluster that was created with the AKS cluster by running this command:

az aks get-credentials --resource-group <10.3 resource group>--name <10.3 cluster>

Deploy the Sitecore upgrade job by moving to the folder in step 2 where the updated files are and running this command:

kubectl apply -k .\

To check if the job has completed, run this command:

kubectl get pod

When the upgrade process is completed, you can delete the Kubernetes upgrade job and upgrade secrets. In the console, go to the folder you used in step 2, and run these commands:

kubectl delete -f .\
kubectl delete -k .\