MCP Client Configuration with Azure App Configuration

What is MCP Client Configuration?

MCP Client Configuration is a C# implementation that allows dynamic configuration of MCP clients connecting to multiple MCP servers, facilitating a seamless transition from development to production environments.

How to use MCP Client Configuration?

To use this project, set up an Azure App Configuration store, add your MCP server configurations as key-value pairs, and implement the ConfiguredMcpClient in your application to manage these configurations dynamically.

Key features of MCP Client Configuration?

• Centralized configuration management in Azure App Configuration.
• Dynamic updates to MCP server configurations without redeployment.
• Support for environment-specific setups (development, testing, production).
• Deployment strategies including blue-green deployments and canary releases.

Use cases of MCP Client Configuration?

1. Managing configurations for multiple MCP servers in a production environment.
2. Enabling quick updates to configurations without downtime.
3. Supporting different deployment strategies for application updates.

FAQ from MCP Client Configuration?

• What is the purpose of using Azure App Configuration?

Azure App Configuration centralizes your application settings and feature flags, making it easier to manage configurations across different environments.

• Can I use this with any MCP server?

Yes, the ConfiguredMcpClient supports various types of MCP servers, allowing flexibility in your application architecture.

• Is there a rollback strategy for configurations?

Yes, the implementation includes version labels for configurations, enabling quick rollback procedures if needed.