MCP-Server-Azure-Impact-Reporting
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The Azure Impact Reporting MCP server allows LLMs to report various impact issues related to Azure resources. It automates report creation using natural language parsing and interacts with Azure Management API. This can help streamline resource issue reporting and management for Azure services.
Overview
The Azure Impact Reporting MCP server enables large language models to report impacts to Azure resources. It automatically parses user requests and submits reports to Azure regarding connectivity, performance, availability, or unknown issues with Azure infrastructure.
Functionality
- Exposes a tool for reporting resource impacts
- Uses DefaultAzureCredential for authentication
- Creates impact reports using Azure Management API
- Extracts parameters from natural language requests
Impact Categories
- Resource.Connectivity
- Resource.Performance
- Resource.Availability
- Resource.Unknown
Requirements
- Python 3.8+
- mcp[cli] package
- azure-identity
- httpx
Setup Instructions
- Clone the repository
- Install dependencies
- Set up Azure authentication
- Configure your MCP client
- Running the MCP Server
Usage Examples
- Report connectivity issues with a VM
- Report performance issues with a database
- Report service downtime
Troubleshooting
- Authentication issues
- Missing parameters
- API errors
License
MIT License