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Host remote MCP servers in Azure Container Apps

Host remote MCP servers in Azure Container Apps

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is shimmying its way into the center stage as the go-to AI communication layer. It’s ditching local servers for cloud-hosted, multi-tenant ones. But the transition isn’t all smooth sailing. It’s wrestling with ever-shifting specs. Right now, remote servers only handle SSE transport and API key authentication. No surprises there. Meanwhile, VS Code is hustling to catch up.


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