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azure-mcp

Category: cloud-devops-mcp-servers
Brand: Microsoft Azure
Source: https://github.com/Azure/azure-mcp

Overview

azure-mcp is the official Microsoft Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Azure services. It exposes Azure resources—such as Azure Storage, Cosmos DB, Azure Monitor, and related services—through an MCP-compatible interface so that AI agents and tools can interact with Azure programmatically.

Features

  • Official Azure MCP server implementing the Model Context Protocol for Azure.
  • Access to Azure services via MCP, including (per project description):
    • Azure Storage
    • Azure Cosmos DB
    • Azure Monitor
    • Other related Azure resources (as provided by the repository’s area modules).
  • Modular codebase organized into:
    • areas/ for service-specific or feature-specific components.
    • core/ for shared MCP server logic and infrastructure.
  • Containerized deployment via a provided Dockerfile for running the server in container environments.
  • Editor and tooling configuration:
    • .devcontainer/ for development container setups.
    • .vscode/ for recommended VS Code configuration.
  • .NET solution structure using AzureMcp.sln, Directory.Build.props, and Directory.Packages.props for centralized build and package management.
  • Documentation and processes:
    • README.md for usage and setup instructions (not fully visible in provided content).
    • CHANGELOG.md for version and change tracking.
    • CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.
    • TROUBLESHOOTING.md for diagnosing and resolving common issues.
    • SECURITY.md and NOTICE.txt for security and legal notices.

Licensing

  • Distributed under the license specified in LICENSE in the repository (exact terms not fully visible in the provided content).

Pricing

  • No pricing information is provided in the available content. The repository appears to be an open-source project hosted on GitHub; any Azure usage costs are determined separately by the Azure services you connect to.