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Build and Deploy MCP Server with .NET on Azure Container Apps

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This article details how to build and deploy a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server using .NET and Azure Container Apps. It explains the Streamable HTTP transport, which replaces older methods and allows MCP servers to function as scalable HTTP services. The guide covers local development, containerization with Docker, deployment to Azure, and client interaction, using a sample server with basic tools like echo, add, and server_time. AI

IMPACT Enables developers to deploy custom AI agent endpoints as scalable services.

RANK_REASON Article provides a tutorial on using specific technologies to build and deploy a service, rather than announcing a new product or research.

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Build and Deploy MCP Server with .NET on Azure Container Apps

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Lukas Walter ·

    Build and deploy an MCP server with .NET and Azure Container Apps

    <p>MCP servers do not have to be local stdio processes. If you want a tool surface that can run as a normal HTTP service, scale like an app, and be reachable from a separate client, Streamable HTTP is the practical transport to look at.</p> <p>Terminology note: current MCP specs …

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