This session is Part 3 of a month-long series for October focusing on Cloud administration with Azure.
To view more from this series visit our calendar: https://aka.ms/OctoberIntroToCloudAdmin
To view previous sessions from this series, they are now can be found on-demand on our YouTube playlist: https://aka.ms/OnDemandCloudAdminOct

An Azure Virtual Network (VNet) is a logical isolation of The Azure Cloud that represents your network in the cloud. If you plan to deploy or migrate your infrastructure to the cloud, you must organize your resources into VNets. VNets can be used in many ways, and in this session, we’ll create and configure a VNet, implement subnets, and configure private and public IP addresses. By the end of this session, you’ll be able to describe virtual network features and components, identify usage cases for private and public IP addresses, create a VNet, and more. If you’re looking to upskill your cloud administration knowledge, this session is for you! Use this repo to follow along: https://github.com/madebygps/manage-vnets
For additional practice, check out this free Learn module: https://aka.ms/ConfigureVNetworks6

Host: Gwyneth Peña-Siguenza, Cloud Advocate, Microsoft
Gwyn has worked a range of roles in tech including, help desk, sysadmin, cloud engineer, training architect, and now cloud advocate at Microsoft. She has a passion for documenting her learnings and experiences on YouTube, and overall is a huge fan of all things serverless.