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* One vnet cannot talk to another vnet unless you create a vnet peer
* One vnet cannot talk to another vnet unless you create a vnet peer
* For a site to site vpn the "Local Network Gateway" is created in Azure but it refers to the IP address of the on prem router/VPN.  The "Virtual Network Gateway" is also created in Azure but this refers to the Azure side of the VPN
* For a site to site vpn the "Local Network Gateway" is created in Azure but it refers to the IP address of the on prem router/VPN.  The "Virtual Network Gateway" is also created in Azure but this refers to the Azure side of the VPN
* By default all virtual machines get outbound traffic to the internet
* You can divide a vnet up in to subnets and configure routes between them
* If you want inbound traffic from the internet to a vm you must assign a public IP to the vm


==Subscriptions==
==Subscriptions==
* One subscription can have a max of 980 resource groups
* One subscription can have a max of 980 resource groups
* One subscription can have a max of 50 tags
* One subscription can have a max of 50 tags

Revision as of 08:43, 29 March 2023

Storage

  • Blob storage is a flat structure used for unstructured data (images, videos etc)
  • Azure file storage and Azure Data Lake storage are hierarchical file storage similar to SMB shares, both of which you can do shares on

Connectivity

  • Azure Express route is more expensive than a site to site VPN
  • Azure Express route does not traverse the internet, it's a private connection
  • One vnet cannot talk to another vnet unless you create a vnet peer
  • For a site to site vpn the "Local Network Gateway" is created in Azure but it refers to the IP address of the on prem router/VPN. The "Virtual Network Gateway" is also created in Azure but this refers to the Azure side of the VPN
  • By default all virtual machines get outbound traffic to the internet
  • You can divide a vnet up in to subnets and configure routes between them
  • If you want inbound traffic from the internet to a vm you must assign a public IP to the vm

Subscriptions

  • One subscription can have a max of 980 resource groups
  • One subscription can have a max of 50 tags