Summary and resources
In this module, you learned about Azure virtual networks and their importance in creating private networks in Azure. You explored the benefits of using virtual networks, such as scalability, availability, and isolation. You learned how to create virtual networks with subnetting and how to determine which resources require public or private IP addresses.
The main takeaways from this module are:
Azure virtual networks allow different Azure resources to securely communicate with each other, the internet, and on-premises networks.
Subnets within virtual networks provide logical divisions, improving security, performance, and management.
When creating virtual networks, ensure that the IP address space is unique and doesn't overlap with other subnets.
IP addresses can provide public or private access to resources.
Learn more with documentation
What is Azure Virtual Network?. This article is your starting point to learn about virtual networks.
Public IP addresses. This article reviews the basics of when to use public IP addresses.
Private IP addresses. This article reviews the basics of when to use private IP addresses.
Learn more with self-paced training
Introduction to Azure Virtual Networks. Learn how to design and implement core Azure Networking infrastructure.
Design an IP addressing schema for your Azure deployment (sandbox). Learn about network IP addressing and integration.
Implement Windows Server IaaS virtual machine IP addressing and routing. Learn about IP addressing and virtual networks for virtual machines.