Deploy your first Azure mesh topology

I'm delighted to announce that lesson seven of my course 'Introduction to Azure networking' is now available. In this lesson, you'll learn:

• Part one:

  • Create a third resource group, to further split our deployment across multiple containers, for better organisation

  • Create a third virtual network, with one subnet, and a network security group, to provide connectivity for the third virtual machine

  • Re-create the third virtual machine, with a network interface attached to the subnet in the third virtual network

  • Create a peering relationship between the second and third virtual networks

  • Connect to the third virtual machine, from the second virtual machine

  • Recap on the effective routes and security rules of the network interfaces, so we can understand why it isn’t yet possible to connect directly to the third virtual machine via Bastion, or from the first virtual machine

• Part two:

  • Create a peering relationship between the first and third virtual networks, to complete our mesh topology

  • Connect to the third virtual machine, via Bastion, and from the first virtual machine

  • Recap on the effective routes and security rules of the network interfaces, so we can understand why it is now possible to connect directly to the third virtual machine via Bastion, and from the first virtual machine

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