Azure

  What is Vnet Peering in azure?   ·        Virtual Network (VNet) peering in Azure is a mechanism that allows connecting two Azure virtual networks.   ·        When we peer two VNets, they appear as one network to the resources connecting to them.   ·        VNet peering enables resources in one VNet to communicate with resources in another VNet securely, without the need for a gateway or additional configuration.   Regional VNet peering :- connects Azure virtual networks in the same region. Global VNet peering :-  connects Azure virtual networks in different regions.   Key points about VNet peering in Azure:   Global Reach : VNet peering can be set up across different Azure regions, making it a global solution.   Transitive Routing: If VNet A is peered with VNet B, and VNet B is peered with VNet C, then traffic can flow b...

  What is public Ip address vs Private Ip address ?   Both public and private IP addresses play important roles in Azure resources, but they serve different purposes:   Public IP addresses:   Accessibility: Accessible from the internet, allowing resources like web servers to be directly accessed. Use cases: Hosting websites, remote desktop access, public-facing applications, accessing external services. Cost: Charges apply for using a public IP address. Management: Can be assigned statically (dedicated) or dynamically (temporary), and can be associated with multiple resources.   Private IP addresses:   Accessibility: Only accessible within the virtual network where the resource is located. Use cases: Internal communication between resources, secure hosting behind a load balancer or firewall. Cost: No additional charges for using a private IP address. Management: Automatically assigned by Azure wi...