Azure Functions adds MCP resource triggers for Model Context Protocol servers
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Azure Functions now supports Model Context Protocol (MCP) resource triggers, allowing developers to expose resources directly from MCP servers hosted on Azure Functions. This enhancement benefits developers building MCP servers by enabling direct resource exposure, a capability previously unavailable. This feature is now generally available for all developers using Azure Functions with MCP.
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- Azure Functions supports MCP resource triggers
Azure Functions now supports Model Context Protocol (MCP) resource triggers. This enables developers to expose resources directly from an MCP server hosted on Azure Functions.
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https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=559981
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