[DEPRECATED] Cosmos DB MCP Server
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About [DEPRECATED] Cosmos DB MCP Server
This repository contains a collection of sample implementations of the MCP across multiple programming languages, all backed by Azure Cosmos DB. These examples demonstrate how to create, query, update, and delete documents using the Azure Cosmos DB SDKs
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Overview
What is [DEPRECATED] Cosmos DB MCP Server?
This repo showcases how to build Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using Azure Cosmos DB, providing ready-to-run sample code in TypeScript, Go, Java, and Python. It also links to the official Azure Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit for production-grade functionality.
How to use [DEPRECATED] Cosmos DB MCP Server?
Browse the sample directories for each language and follow the instructions within each sample to build your own MCP server.
Key features of [DEPRECATED] Cosmos DB MCP Server
- Multi-language samples: TypeScript, Go, Java, Python
- Demonstrates building MCP servers with Azure Cosmos DB
- Links to the official Azure Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit
- Designed for learning and prototyping
Use cases of [DEPRECATED] Cosmos DB MCP Server
- Learning how to implement MCP for Azure Cosmos DB
- Prototyping natural language query capabilities
- Experimenting with vector search and schema discovery patterns
- Testing document operations via MCP
FAQ from [DEPRECATED] Cosmos DB MCP Server
What is the difference between this repo and the official Azure Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit?
This repo contains sample code for learning and demonstration, while the official toolkit is a production-ready MCP server with enterprise features like Azure Entra ID authentication, document operations, vector search, and schema discovery.
Which languages are available in the samples?
Samples are provided for TypeScript, Go, Java, and Python.
Is this server ready for production use?
No – this is a samples repository intended for exploration and prototyping. For production use, refer to the official Azure
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between this repo and the official Azure Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit?
This repo contains sample code for learning and demonstration, while the official toolkit is a production-ready MCP server with enterprise features like Azure Entra ID authentication, document operations, vector search, and schema discovery.
Which languages are available in the samples?
Samples are provided for TypeScript, Go, Java, and Python.
Is this server ready for production use?
No – this is a samples repository intended for exploration and prototyping. For production use, refer to the official Azure
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