Microsoft Reactor

As organizations increasingly build and consume MCP servers, there’s a growing need for a secure, discoverable, and governed catalog of tools. In this session, we’ll show how Azure API Center can serve as a private MCP registry, making your Logic Apps connectors, Azure Functions, LangChain agents, and other MCP-compliant servers easily discoverable and reusable across your organization.

You’ll also see how MCP support in Azure API Management enables you to expose REST APIs or Logic Apps connectors as MCP servers, secure them with Microsoft Entra ID, API keys, or tokens, and apply monitoring, policies, and governance without rewriting backends. We’ll demo registering tools in API Center and bring external MCP-compliant servers under enterprise-grade control, showing how to maintain security, observability, and discoverability across both internal and external services.

By the end, you’ll know how to create, expose, and govern MCP servers in a way that empowers developers while keeping enterprise-grade control unlocking safer, reusable, and scalable AI-driven integration.