MultiCloud Classroom notes 06/Jan/2025

Restricting network traffic

  • In AWS we can give access from one security group to another and we can acheive the same in azure with the help of Application security groups

Routing in Azure

  • Refer Here for official docs
  • Azure routing comes with comprehensive default rules
  • We need to create a user defined route when we are using a virtual network appliance
  • To create a user defined route Refer Here

Private subnet in Azure

  • There are certain organizations where they want to isolate infrastructure from internet
  • To enable this support azure also supports a NAT Gateway and Private subnet

Private Communications between networks

  • Generally in a physical network to establish connectivity between private networks we use
    • bridges
    • vpns
  • In AWS and Azure we have backbone (global) networks which connect every region to other region

AWS

  • In AWS when we create two vpcs (irrespective of region), we can establish the private connectivity between them as long as there is no ip address conflicts
  • VPC Peering can establish the private connectivy
  • Overview
  • For lab exercise watch classroom recording

Azure

  • In Azure when we create two vnets (irrespective of region), we can establish the private connectivity between them as long as there is no ip address conflicts
  • Azure also supports virtual network peering
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