MCP Server - FastAPI on Azure App Service

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About MCP Server - FastAPI on Azure App Service

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MCP Server - FastAPI on Azure App Service config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-server-learntocloud": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": [
        "manage_api_keys.py",
        "list"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is MCP Server - FastAPI on Azure App Service?

A Python implementation of the MCP (Model Context Protocol) server using FastAPI, deployed to Azure App Service. It provides multiplication, temperature conversion, and weather tools, requiring API key authentication.

How to use MCP Server - FastAPI on Azure App Service?

Register for an API key via the public /register endpoint, then include the key in the Authorization: Bearer sk_... header when calling tools at /mcp-server/mcp/. For local development, set the MCP_AUTH_TOKEN environment variable to bypass Azure Storage authentication.

Key features of MCP Server - FastAPI on Azure App Service

Multiplication, Celsius/Fahrenheit conversion, and US weather alerts/forecast tools
Public API key registration with rate limiting (5 keys per email per 24 hours)
Admin script (manage_api_keys.py) to list, activate, deactivate, and create keys
Deployment to Azure App Service via Azure Developer CLI (azd up)
Local development with fallback MCP_AUTH_TOKEN authentication
Rate limiting: 1000 API requests per hour per key

Use cases of MCP Server - FastAPI on Azure App Service

Integrating MCP-compatible AI agents with arithmetic and weather functions
CTF (Capture The Flag) solutions requiring quick setup of an MCP server
Automating infrastructure scripts (Terraform) that call MCP tools
Server administrators monitoring key usage and managing registrations
Local development and testing with MCP Inspector

Frequently asked questions

How do I get an API key?

Send a `POST` request to the `/register` endpoint with your email, project name, and optional GitHub repo. The response includes an API key; save it securely.

What are the rate limits?

Registration: 5 API keys per email per 24 hours. API usage: 1000 requests per hour per key. Exceeding these returns a "Rate limit exceeded" error.

Why am I getting "Invalid authentication token"?

The API key may be incorrect, deactivated, or expired (if expiration is enabled). Verify the key and check the `Authorization` header format: `Bearer sk_...`.

How can I manage API keys as an administrator?

Use the `manage_api_keys.py` script to list, view, activate, deactivate, create, or delete keys. It also provides registration statistics.

What authentication modes are supported?

Production: Azure Managed Identity with API keys stored in Azure Table Storage. Development (fallback): `MCP_AUTH_TOKEN` environment variable, accepting any key starting with `sk_`.

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