AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Vnet Peering

The video tutorial explains how Azure virtual networks (VNets) are isolated by default and introduces two methods to connect them: VNet peering and virtual network gateways. VNet peering is highlighted as the simplest and quickest method, allowing seamless connectivity between VNets. The tutorial further distinguishes between regional and global VNet peering, explaining that regional peering connects VNets within the same region, while global peering connects VNets across different regions. It also notes that global peering is not available in government cloud regions. The video concludes by hinting at a discussion on the benefits of local and global VNet peering in the next video.

What happens to virtual networks once the peering is complete?

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In which regions can you peer virtual networks in Azure government region clouds?

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