Azure VNet Service Endpoints
- When we access some of the azure resources like (Azure Storage, Azure SQL Database, Azure Cosmos db etc) we connect from the vnet to these resources using public endpoint
- Azure VNet Service Endpoint enables private and direct connectivity to Azure Services over optimized routes using Azure Backbone network
- These Service endpoints create a private ip address in the vnet to read the services
- Refer Here for the official docs
- If we create a service endpoint then the network interface with the private ip of your subnet cidr range will be created
Azure CLI/Powershell for creating Virtual Networks
- Installing Azure CLI and Powershell Refer Here
- In the cases of automation we prefer command line interfaces over Azure Portal
- In Azure we have two ways of connecting from Command line
- Azure CLI
- Azure Powershell
Azure CLI
- Azure CLI will have commands in the form of
az <service> [<subservice>] <action> --arg1 'value1' .. --arg2 'value2'
# Example
az group list
az sql create
az vm delete
- For checking the azure CLI/Powershell we can use Cloud Shell
- To find out commands in azure its very simple navigate to Refer Here
