AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Benefits of Network Peering

The video tutorial explains virtual network peering, emphasizing its privacy as traffic remains on the Microsoft backbone network without public internet or gateways. It highlights the performance benefits of low latency and high bandwidth connections, allowing communication across Azure subscriptions, deployment models, and regions. The tutorial assures no downtime during or after peering, ensuring business continuity. The default configuration provides full connectivity between resources in peered networks.

What ensures that the network traffic between peered virtual networks remains private?

• Public gateway

• Use of public internet

• Encryption

• Microsoft backbone network

What is a key benefit of virtual network peering in terms of network performance?

• Public internet access

• Low latency and high bandwidth

• Low bandwidth

• High latency

What capability does Vnet peering provide across Azure subscriptions?

• Limited connectivity

• Data transfer

• Public internet access

• Increased latency

What is a major advantage of virtual network peering for businesses?

• Limited connectivity

• No downtime

• Increased downtime

• Public internet access

What does the default Vnet peering configuration provide?

• Full connectivity

• No connectivity

• Limited bandwidth

• Partial connectivity