This MCP server, built with the Go SDK, provides seamless interaction with Azure Cosmos DB. It supports listing databases and containers, creating new containers, and managing items within containers, making it ideal for integrating Cosmos DB with Go applications.
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This MCP server, built with the Go SDK, provides seamless interaction with Azure Cosmos DB. It supports listing databases and containers, creating new containers, and managing items within containers, making it ideal for integrating Cosmos DB with Go applications.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 25 2025
Abhishek Gupta
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What is Azure Cosmos DB MCP (Golang)?
The MCP server implementation for Azure Cosmos DB using Go SDK offers developers a robust interface to perform database operations. It allows listing all databases, retrieving container details, creating containers with specific partition keys, adding, reading, and executing queries on items. The server is customizable, facilitating integration with various MCP tools such as VS Code or Claude Desktop. It requires appropriate Azure RBAC permissions and supports authentication via Azure CLI or environment variables. Designed for ease of use, it streamlines managing Cosmos DB resources programmatically in Go environments.
Who will use Azure Cosmos DB MCP (Golang)?
- Go developers working with Azure Cosmos DB
- Backend engineers integrating Cosmos DB into applications
- DevOps teams managing Cosmos DB resources programmatically
- Data engineers performing database operations in Go
How to use the Azure Cosmos DB MCP (Golang)?
- Step1: Clone the repository using 'git clone https://github.com/abhirockzz/mcp_cosmosdb_go'
- Step2: Build the MCP server with 'go build -o mcp_cosmosdb main.go'
- Step3: Configure the mcp.json file with server details and authentication
- Step4: Run the server executable
- Step5: Connect MCP clients like VS Code or Claude Desktop to the server using the configured settings
- Step6: Use the provided commands to list databases, create containers, add/read items, and execute queries
Azure Cosmos DB MCP (Golang)'s Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- List Databases
- List Containers
- Read Container Metadata
- Create Container
- Add Item to Container
- Read Item
- Execute Query
The Benefits
- Simplifies interaction with Cosmos DB in Go
- Supports comprehensive database management capabilities
- Facilitates integration with MCP tools and workflows
- Enhances productivity through programmatic control
- Ensures secure access via RBAC and Azure credentials
Azure Cosmos DB MCP (Golang)'s Main Use Cases & Applications
- Developing Go applications that utilize Azure Cosmos DB
- Automating Cosmos DB resource management
- Building backend services with Cosmos DB data access
- Creating custom tools for database administration
FAQs of Azure Cosmos DB MCP (Golang)
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