Remote MCP Functions
by Azure-Samples
This project provides quickstart templates to build and deploy a custom remote MCP server to the cloud using Azure Functions. It allows you to run and debug locally and deploy to the cloud quickly.
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What is Remote MCP Functions?
This project provides a set of templates for creating remote MCP (Mission Control Protocol) servers using Azure Functions. These servers are designed to be easily deployed to the cloud and offer secure communication via keys and HTTPS.
How to use Remote MCP Functions?
To use this project, clone the repository corresponding to your preferred language (C#, Python, or TypeScript). Restore the dependencies, run the application locally for debugging, and then use azd up
to deploy it to Azure. The MCP server is secured by design using keys and HTTPS.
Key features of Remote MCP Functions
Easy deployment to Azure
Secure communication (HTTPS and keys)
Options for OAuth using EasyAuth and API Management
Network isolation using VNET
Support for multiple languages (C#, Python, TypeScript)
Local debugging capabilities
Use cases of Remote MCP Functions
Building custom MCP servers in the cloud
Securely managing and controlling remote devices
Integrating with Azure services like EasyAuth and API Management
Creating isolated MCP environments using VNET
Developing MCP servers in various programming languages
FAQ from Remote MCP Functions
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Mission Control Protocol, a protocol used for managing and controlling remote devices.
What is Azure Functions?
What is Azure Functions?
Azure Functions is a serverless compute service that lets you run event-triggered code without having to explicitly provision or manage infrastructure.
How do I deploy this to Azure?
How do I deploy this to Azure?
Use the azd up
command after configuring your Azure subscription.
What languages are supported?
What languages are supported?
C#, Python, and TypeScript (Node.js) are supported.
How is the MCP server secured?
How is the MCP server secured?
The MCP server is secured by design using keys and HTTPS, and allows more options for OAuth using EasyAuth and/or API Management as well as network isolation using VNET.