English - The Azure Beginner Path - EN | How to create Azure VMs Across Subnets using GHC ? [Ep. 13]

In this video, I demonstrated how to create multiple virtual machines in two different subnets within an Azure virtual network, specifically named vnet-prod-spoke, and tested their connectivity. I assigned public IPs to each VM to facilitate remote access, as I am not currently using a VPN. We also discussed the importance of network security groups and how they affect communication between the VMs. Additionally, I showed how to modify DNS settings for the virtual machines from the Azure portal. I invite you to share your thoughts in the comments about possible solutions for enabling connectivity between different virtual networks. -----------------Chapters---------------------------------------- 00:00 Virtual Network Creation Overview 01:50 Authentication with Azure 04:00 Creating VMs in Subnets 05:51 Resource Creation Process 07:49 VM Naming and Passwords 11:20 VM Connectivity Testing 13:20 Azure Portal Review 17:45 Firewall Configuration Issues 19:31 DNS Server Configuration 27:27 Deleting Resources with Copilot 30:26 Next Steps and Connectivity ----------------------------------------------------- #networking #azureportal #azureresources #azure #copilot #githubcopilot #azureai #cloudcomputing #networking #ireland #capetown #southafrica #unitedkingdom #unitedstates #seattle #chicago #saudiarabia #india #autralia #sydney #calfornia #germany #luxembourg #nigeria #programming #microsoftazure