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Build Streamable Http MCP Server with MCP Inspector, Azure Web App, Visual Studio & C#.NET

Dive into creating your own streamable HTTP MCP server! In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll walk you through the entire process: MCP Inspector: Understand how to use this essential tool for debugging and analyzing Minecraft client-server communication. Azure Web App: Discover the simplicity and scalability of deploying your MCP server using Azure Web Apps. We'll cover setup and configuration. Visual Studio: See how Visual Studio streamlines development, helping you write, test, and deploy your server code efficiently. Whether you're building custom plugins, data bridges, or just exploring the MCP, this video has you covered. By the end, you'll have a fully functional and streamable HTTP MCP server ready for your projects! (00:00) Intro & Demo Live demo of the final Azure-deployed HTTP MCP server fetching weather alerts. (01:44) Project Setup Create a new ASP.NET Core Web API project and clean up the default template. (03:54) Add MCP Package Install the ModelContextProtocol.AspNetCore NuGet package. (04:50) Configure Server Register the MCP server with HTTP transport in Program.cs. (06:02) Create "Hello World" Tool Build a simple tool to test the setup locally with MCP Inspector. (09:23) Build Weather Alert Tool Create a tool that takes a state code and calls a weather API endpoint. (11:19) Configure HTTP Client Add and configure an HttpClient for the weather API in Program.cs. (22:55) Test & Deploy Test tools locally, then publish the Web App to Azure and connect via HTTPS. Follow on other platforms 🔻 ✖️ Twitter/X: https://x.com/code_and_cloud 🟦 Facebook:   / 61579800983565