MCP server for accessing Azure Cloud Health information.
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# Health MCP Server This project provides an MCP server for accessing Azure Cloud Health information using custom health tools. ## Prerequisites - Python 3.8 or higher - pip (Python package manager) - Azure credentials set up for `DefaultAzureCredential` (e.g., via `az login` or environment variables) - The following Python packages: - `requests` - `azure-identity` - `mcp` (ensure this is installed or available in your environment) ## Installation (from PyPI) To install the package from PyPI: ```pwsh pip install health-mcp-server ``` This will install all required dependencies. ## Running the MCP Server (after installation) After installing, you can run the MCP server with: ```pwsh python -m health_tools.HealthToolsMcpServer ``` Or, if you have set up a console script entry point, simply: ```pwsh health-mcp-server ``` **Note:** Ensure your Azure credentials are set up (e.g., run `az login` or set environment variables for a service principal) before starting the server. ## Installation (from source) 1. Clone this repository. 2. Install dependencies: ```pwsh pip install requests azure-identity ``` If `mcp` is not available on PyPI, ensure it is installed or accessible in your environment. ## Running the MCP Server From the root directory, run: ```pwsh mcp run src/HealthToolsMcpServer.py ``` The server will start and register the health tools. ### Use VS Code Add the MCP server to VS code. ## Usage The server exposes two main tools: - **GetEntityHealthPy**: Get the health of an entity. - **GetHealthModelPy**: Get the health model. Refer to the code in `src/HealthToolsMcpServer.py` for details on tool parameters. ### Prompts Typical prompts: "Give me the health of the health model `{health_model_name}` in subscription `{subscription_id}` and resource group `{resource_group}`". Once you have setup the context - health model, subscription id and…
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