Azure #6 - Virtual Networks and Subnets | Azure Tutorial

Azure Virtual Networks allow you to secure what can get in and out of your network in the cloud. A Virtual Network is your own private network in the cloud which is similar to an on site network.

In this tutorial we'll go over Azure Virtual Networks and Subnets and how they are used to secure your infrastructure and setting up your network address space. We'll be creating a Virtual Network along with two subnets which we'll later use for our Application Gateway.

Overview:

Plan your virtual network:

[menezesnatalia]

Thanks for the explanation. It is the clearest I've found so far. 👍

[mohdjaved-chwe]

What a clear explanation, before this session i was thinking VN on Azure is so complex. waiting for more and more sessions.. God Bless you sir..

[mohammadamin]

Finally I got clear idea about net work. Thanks for doing that. Please publish more video related azure.

[TEMU_Hauls]

I really appreciate this video. I've been struggling to understand this part. Thank you!

[side]

You, sir, are a lifesaver!!! Thank you for this series :)

[nickt]

@8:05. How is that actually calculated? Is there a formula that would tell you how the /# at the end affects the number of available IP addresses?

[shashankmishra]

thanks for the nice explanation, you answered my question within first 2 min of vid. Thanks!! I really appreciate the effort.

[tehklevster]

Just some friendly advice Will. If you're now at the level of needing to create vnets then you probably don't need resource groups and regions re-explained. Same also with explaining subnets and basic IP networking, this should be assumed knowledge. Keep your videos focused, as in how do I achieve these things in Azure coming from a bricks and mortar network environment.

[pranithad]

Hi, I have been trying hard to understand what makes a subnet to be public. How can we say/identify a subnet as public or private subnet?

[BTWrush]

I now know how to create a virtual netweok and subnets within. Thank you so much.