Claude and Kusto or MCP and CQRS+

TLDR; Connecting Claude with Azure Data Explorer (Kusto) gives you lightweight natural language query/reporting capabilities. The Remote MCP Server gets exposed as another protocol on the existing CQRS+ based microservices. Introduction The thirst for data and analytics in a company is insatiable, and many non-technical users try to learn SQL or specific dashboarding tools just to be able to answer their own data-related questions without waiting for a specialist to find time. Ideally though the business users would like to ask those questions in natural language, the same way how they are already shooting questions to an AI/LLM. This post is all about satisfying data-hungry non-technical users by connecting Claude Desktop with a database called Azure Data Explorer by the means of a Remote MCP Server: Diagram 1: Claude Desktop + Kusto Remote MCP Server + Azure Data Explorer (Kusto) Additionally, the post discusses the architectural decision where to place this so-called MCP Tool within