azure-mcp

azure-mcp

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The Azure MCP Server implements the MCP specification to create a seamless connection between AI agents and Azure services.

Azure MCP Server is a tool designed to integrate AI agents with Azure services, enhancing their capabilities by providing a seamless connection to Azure's vast array of tools and services. It is currently in Public Preview, meaning that its features and implementation may change before the General Availability release. The server can be used independently or in conjunction with the GitHub Copilot for Azure extension in Visual Studio Code (VS Code). The server supports a wide range of Azure services, including Cosmos DB, Key Vault, and Azure Monitor, among others. It allows users to manage, query, and analyze their Azure resources directly from VS Code, making it a powerful tool for developers working within the Azure ecosystem. The server is designed to be easy to install and use, with support for both stable and Insiders releases of VS Code. It also offers advanced installation options, including Docker and custom MCP client setups, to cater to different user needs.

Features

  • Seamless integration with Azure services for AI agents.
  • Support for a wide range of Azure services including Cosmos DB, Key Vault, and Azure Monitor.
  • Easy installation and usage within Visual Studio Code.
  • Advanced installation options including Docker and custom MCP client setups.
  • Public Preview with ongoing updates and improvements.

Tools

  • Azure AI Search: List Azure AI Search services, indexes, and query search indexes.
  • Azure Cosmos DB: Manage and query Cosmos DB accounts, databases, and containers.
  • Azure Database for PostgreSQL: Manage and query PostgreSQL databases and servers.
  • Azure Data Explorer: Manage and query Kusto clusters and databases.
  • Azure Storage: Manage blob containers, blobs, and storage tables.