Azure Cloud Foundation service implementation
In this section, we will implement an Azure global V-WAN network using the hub-and-spoke architecture. We will build a V-WAN with two hubs, one in us-east and the other in us-west. Each hub will be connected to two spoke networks: Hub1 connects to spoke networks vNet1 and vNet2; Hub2 connects to spoke networks vNet3 and vNet4. We will create one VM in each spoke. Figure 12.2 shows a typical V-WAN architecture where all the networks are connected efficiently using a hub-and-spoke topology, including Azure cloud vNets, branch office networks, remote networks, and on-premises networks:
Figure 12.2 – Azure V-WAN infrastructure
In our lab, we will just implement the Azure V-WAN hub-and-spoke network with vNet connections. Let’s get started:
- Create an Azure V-WAN:
Go to the Azure portal at portal.azure.com, then go to Virtual WANs. Create a V-WAN called azure-vwan in the Central US region...
