KentWeareMSFT announces the public preview of MCP server support in Azure Logic Apps, describing new ways for developers to build and manage modular agents with improved integration and governance.

Build Modular Agents with Logic Apps MCP Servers (Public Preview)

Azure Logic Apps (Standard) can now function as Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, giving organizations a new way to build, manage, and reuse agent capabilities. By transforming Logic Apps connectors into modular MCP tools, developers can:

  • Rapidly construct scalable, adaptable agents using reusable connectors
  • Integrate data access, messaging, and orchestration as specialized capabilities
  • Reduce development overhead and improve reusability
  • Integrate and manage these tools within the Azure ecosystem

Two Approaches to Creating Logic Apps MCP Servers

1. Register Connectors as MCP Servers Using Azure API Center

  • Streamlined experience for building MCP servers directly from managed connectors
  • Select connectors and their actions to generate MCP servers and related tools
  • Automated Logic Apps workflow creation with Easy Auth authentication setup
  • MCP servers are registered in the API Center enterprise catalog for discoverability and management
  • Benefits both admins (central management) and developers (easy onboarding of agent solutions)

Getting Started

2. Enable Logic Apps as Remote MCP Servers

  • Ideal for customers with existing investments or needing advanced control
  • Requirements for a Logic App to act as an MCP server:
    • One or more workflows with HTTP Request triggers and HTTP Response actions
    • Meaningful schema and descriptions in triggers
    • host.json configured for MCP capabilities
    • App registration setup in Microsoft Entra with Easy Auth configured

Getting Started

Feedback and Availability

Both approaches are available worldwide in public preview. For feedback or questions, fill out the official form.

Author: KentWeareMSFT

Last updated Sep 08, 2025 — Version 1.0

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