Deploying Your C# MCP Server to Azure: Functions vs. Container Apps
Deploy MCP server to Azure with C# using Azure Functions MCP extension or Azure Container Apps, with tradeoffs for scale, cost, auth, and cold starts.
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Securing Remote MCP Servers in C#: OAuth 2.0, JWT, and Protected Resource Metadata
Secure MCP server authentication in C# with OAuth protected resource metadata, JWT bearer validation, authorization filters, and claims-aware MCP tools.
Building an MCP Client in C#: Connecting, Discovering, and Calling Tools
Build an MCP client in C# that connects over stdio or HTTP, discovers capabilities, calls tools, handles result content, and manages lifecycle safely.
Hosting an MCP Server in ASP.NET Core: MapMcp, Stateless Mode, and Production Config
Host an MCP server in ASP.NET Core with MapMcp, stateless HTTP transport, CORS, AllowedHosts, health checks, and production configuration guidance today.
MCP Transports in C#: stdio vs. Streamable HTTP vs. Legacy SSE
Compare MCP transports in C# across stdio, Streamable HTTP, stateless/stateful sessions, and legacy SSE migration so .NET teams choose safe .NET wiring.
MCP Resources and Prompts in C#: Exposing Data and Reusable Templates
Learn how MCP resources in C# expose readable data with URI templates, then use MCP prompts so .NET teams can publish reusable agent workflow templates.