powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp

Name: powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp
Author: powergentic

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About powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp

An AZD template to deploy a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server written in C# to Azure Container Apps using SSE Transport.

#azd #mcp #csharp #azure #container-apps

Basic information

Config

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Overview

What is powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp?

An Azure Developer CLI (azd) template that deploys a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server written in C# to Azure Container Apps using SSE (Server-Sent Events) transport. Designed for developers who want to quickly host a custom MCP server on Azure.

How to use powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp?

Use the Azure Developer CLI: azd init --template powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp, ensure Docker is running, then run azd up to provision infrastructure and deploy the app. After deployment completes, verify by navigating to the /sse endpoint of the Container App’s URL.

Key features of powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp

Deploys an MCP server with SSE transport on Azure
Written in C# and packaged as a Docker container
Uses Azure Container Apps for hosting
Includes monitoring via Log Analytics and Application Insights
Simplifies provisioning with Azure Developer CLI

Use cases of powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp

Quickly deploy a C# MCP server for AI tool integration
Host a custom MCP server in a managed Azure environment
Prototype or production MCP endpoints with built-in logging

FAQ from powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp

What prerequisites are needed to deploy this template?

You must have the Azure Developer CLI (azd) and Docker installed on your machine.

How do I deploy the MCP server?

Initialize the template with azd init --template powergentic/azd-mcp-csharp, ensure Docker is running, then run azd up to provision and deploy.

What Azure resources does this template create?

It creates a Container Apps Environment, a Container App, Log Analytics and Application Insights for logging, and a Container Registry for the Docker image.