VNETs Insights

What is VNETs?

Virtual Networks (VNETs) are a foundational component of cloud networking, providing a logically isolated section of the public cloud where you can launch cloud resources in a defined network. They enable resources like virtual machines, databases, and web apps to communicate with each other, the internet, and on-premises networks in a secure and scalable manner. VNETs offer control over IP address ranges, subnets, route tables, network gateways, and security policies.

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What other technologies are related to VNETs?

VNETs Complementary Technologies

NSGs

Network Security Groups (NSGs) control traffic flow in and out of VNET subnets, acting as a stateful firewall, complementing VNETs' routing capabilities.

mentioned alongside VNETs in 30% (447) of relevant job posts

Azure ExpressRoute

Azure ExpressRoute provides a dedicated, private network connection from on-premises infrastructure to Azure VNETs, extending the VNET's reach.

mentioned alongside VNETs in 10% (606) of relevant job posts

Private Endpoints

Private Endpoints allow services to be accessed from within the VNET using a private IP address, enhancing security by keeping traffic within the VNET.

mentioned alongside VNETs in 26% (216) of relevant job posts