azure-resource-graph-mcp-serverThis server connects your AI assistant directly to your Microsoft Azure accounts. It lets you quickly find and review servers, databases, and other cloud items by typing plain questions or custom sear

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Reviewed by Daniel Nikulshyn·Updated July 2026

Overview

Azure Resource Graph MCP Server provides access to Azure Resource Graph queries, allowing users to retrieve information about Azure resources across their subscriptions. This Model Context Protocol server supports custom Resource Graph queries and utilizes Azure DefaultAzureCredential for authentication. It can be integrated with Cursor IDE or Visual Studio Code for usage within these platforms. The server includes robust error handling for potential issues with Azure client initialization, query execution, and invalid queries. Users can retrieve resources and their details from Azure Resource Graph using the 'query-resources' tool, with customizable parameters such as subscription ID and Resource Graph query. The setup requires an Azure subscription and proper Azure credentials configured for authentication.

Key features

Query Azure resources using Resource Graph queries
Default query returns resource ID, name, type, and location
Supports custom Resource Graph queries
Uses Azure DefaultAzureCredential for authentication

Pricing

Model: Free
Category: MCP Servers
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Use cases

Cloud Resource Management

Quickly find and review servers, databases, and other cloud items by typing plain questions or custom search queries.

DevOps Integration

Integrate with Cursor IDE or Visual Studio Code to streamline Azure resource querying and management.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Simplifies querying Azure resources
Supports custom Resource Graph queries
Robust error handling

Cons

Requires Node.js and Azure CLI setup
Dependent on Azure subscription and credentials

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Q&A

What prerequisites must be installed before using this MCP server?

You need Node.js, an Azure subscription, and the Azure CLI installed and logged in (or another method to supply Azure credentials). The server also requires setting the `SUBSCRIPTION_ID` environment variable in the MCP configuration.

Asked by Tomáš Novák · Sep 9, 2025

Can I run custom Resource Graph queries, or am I limited to the default view?

Yes, the `query-resources` tool accepts an optional `query` parameter where you can provide any valid Azure Resource Graph query; if omitted, it runs the default query that returns resource ID, name, type, and location.

Asked by Miriam Cohen · Aug 6, 2025

How do I integrate the server with Visual Studio Code?

Clone the repo, run `npm install && npm run build`, then add a server entry in VS Code’s `settings.json` under `mcp.servers.azure resource graph` pointing to the built `index.js` and set your `SUBSCRIPTION_ID` in the `env` block. Restart VS Code and the MCP server will be available.

Asked by Victor Nguyen · Jul 12, 2025

What authentication method does the Azure Resource Graph MCP Server use?

It uses Azure DefaultAzureCredential, which automatically picks up credentials from the Azure CLI login, environment variables, managed identities, or other supported sources.

Asked by Elena Rossi · Jul 11, 2025