Azure MCP
Local · stdioAzure MCP Server is Microsoft's official server for managing Azure from the command line: it runs locally via npx and gives access to 44+ services, including App Service, Cosmos DB, Azure SQL, Storage, Key Vault, AKS, Monitor and Functions. Authorization works through az login or a service principal — the same credentials as the regular Azure CLI.
Why this server
- 44+ Azure services from a single npx launch — App Service and AKS to Key Vault and Monitor
- Auth via az login or a service principal — no separate key just for the agent
- An officially maintained Microsoft product, not a third-party wrapper around the REST API
- Runs locally over stdio — account data never passes through third-party cloud intermediaries
Usage examples
Prompt: What secrets are stored in my prod-vault Key Vault?
Result: The agent queried the secret list via Azure MCP and returned names and last-updated dates — without exposing the values.
Prompt: Restart the my-app web app in App Service and show recent logs
Result: The agent restarted it through the App Service tooling and returned the app's recent log lines.
Local server
This MCP runs locally on the user's machine (stdio), so availability isn't tracked — rely on reviews and the rating instead.
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