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Azure is Microsoft’s cloud platform. The Azure MCP server lets you inspect and manage your Azure resources through the Azure Resource Manager API using natural language.

What Can It Do?

  • Explore subscriptions and resources across regions and resource groups
  • Manage compute including virtual machines, disks, snapshots, and AKS clusters
  • Work with storage accounts, blob containers, and file shares
  • Inspect databases such as Azure SQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Cosmos DB, and Redis
  • Operate App Service, Container Apps, and registries
  • Query monitoring data including metrics, activity logs, alerts, and Advisor recommendations
  • Review security and governance with Key Vaults, RBAC role assignments, and Azure Policy

Where to Use It

Add Azure as a tool to any agent. The agent can then inspect and manage your cloud resources conversationally, choosing the right actions based on context. To add an MCP tool to your agent:
  1. Open your agent’s configuration
  2. Click Add toolsConnect an app with MCP
  3. Search for the integration and select it
  4. Authenticate with your account
You can control which tools your agent has access to. After adding an integration, click on it to enable or disable specific tools based on what your agent needs.
The Azure account you connect must have at least Reader access to the subscriptions you want to work with, and write permissions for any tool that creates, deletes, or changes power state.

In Workflows (Via Agent Node)

For automated pipelines, use an Agent Node with Azure tools. This gives you the flexibility of an agent within a deterministic workflow.

As a Custom MCP Node

You can also create a standalone MCP node for a specific action. This generates a reusable node that performs one task, useful when you need the same operation repeatedly in workflows.
To create a custom MCP node:
  1. Go to your node library and search for the integration
  2. Click Create a node with AI
  3. Describe the specific action you want (e.g., “List all running virtual machines”)
  4. Test the node and save it for reuse
Custom MCP nodes are single-purpose by design. For tasks that require multiple steps or dynamic decision-making, use an agent instead.

Available Tools

Subscription and Resource Tools

Compute Tools

Storage Tools

Database Tools

App Service and Container Tools

Monitoring Tools

Security and Governance Tools

Messaging Tools

Platform Service Tools

Example Prompts

Use these with your agent or in the Agent Node: Audit resources:
Check virtual machines:
Save on costs:
Investigate an incident:
Review access:
Provision storage:

Troubleshooting

Tools like Delete Resource Group, Delete SQL Database, and Deallocate Virtual Machine change live infrastructure. Use tool approvals to require a human check before destructive actions run.

Need Help?


Use this integration directly in Claude or Cursor. Connect remotely via the Azure MCP server using credentials from your Connectors page.