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Deploy your second Azure virtual network

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


  • How to reuse, update, and remove resources from the deployments performed in the previous lessons

  • Use the Azure CLI more effectively, by combining it with simple PowerShell scripting, including: iteration, conditionals, working with JSON, and the query function

  • Create a second resource group, so we can split our deployment across multiple containers, for better organisation

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

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

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

  • Connect to the first virtual machine using Bastion in the first virtual network

  • Connect to the second virtual machine, also using Bastion, via the virtual network peer

  • Verify connectivity between the first and second virtual machines

  • Recap on:

    • Effective routes and security rules of the network interfaces, so we can observe how Azure manages the additional address space introduced by peering two virtual networks


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