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Azure Virtual Networks

Tim Warner
AUTHOR/TECH EVANGELIST, PLURALSIGHT

@TechTrainerTim techtrainertim.com
Virtual network capabilities

Overview IP addressing (v4 and v6)


Name resolution
Virtual Network Capabilities
Virtual Network Capabilities

Vnet-to-Vnet
Isolation Traffic filtering
connectivity

Internet On-premises
Routing
connectivity connectivity
Virtual Network Components
Address space

DMZ subnet

Mgmt subnet

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Vnet-to-Vnet VPN

Vnets can be in different Azure regions

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Vnet Peering

Vnets must be in the


same Azure region
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App Service Environment (ASE)

Isolated on an Azure virtual network


Network security groups (NSGs)
Web application firewall (WAF)
Dedicated hardware resources
Requires high-end VM classes and
premium storage
Front-end
Back-end Can integrate an app with an
Involves more cost than App Services
PaaS
Azure virtual network

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Let’s Build a Virtual Network!
Demo
Create a Vnet in the portal

Deploy a VM into the Vnet


IP Addressing and Name
Resolution
Public and Private IPv4 Addresses in Azure

Public IP addresses Private IP addresses


Virtual machine RFC 1918 range
Internet-facing load balancer Free
VPN gateway Derived from subnet network ID
Application gateway First 3 IP addresses are reserved by
Azure
First 5 “static” addresses are free;
others charged $0.004/hr Define static IP addresses
programmatically and never in the VM
You can’t request a static public IP itself
address
Azure Networking Resource Limits (Defaults;
Per Region/Per Subscription)

50 Vnets 1,000 subnets/Vnet 9 DNS servers/Vnet

4,096 private IP 20 static public IP 60 dynamic public IP


addresses/Vnet addresses addresses
Most public regions can host dual-stack
(IPv6 + IPv4)
- VMs
- External load balancers
IPv6 in Azure Must configure programmatically
- ARM template
- Azure PowerShell
- Azure CLI v2.0
Name Resolution in Azure

Azure-provided DNS Custom DNS servers Azure DNS


Automatic name All VMs within the Host your own public
resolution Vnet receive these and private DNS zones
addresses
Name Resolution Communications Flow

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Demo Use Azure PowerShell to deploy dual-
stack VMs with ELB
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us/azure/load-balancer/load-balancer-
ipv6-internet-ps
Summary

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Next module: Network Security Groups

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