How to connect virtual networks across Azure regions with Azure Global VNet peering | Azure Friday

Anavi Nahar joins Donovan Brown to show how virtual network peering enables you to connect networks seamlessly in Azure Virtual Network. The virtual networks appear as one for connectivity purposes. The traffic between virtual machines uses the Microsoft backbone infrastructure. Like traffic between virtual machines in the same network, traffic is routed through Microsoft's private network only.
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[@lltagged]

Entertaining hosts! GJ, Anavi.

[@richardwaldron1684]

great demo, really helpful. Thanks for posting

[@ashermanangan]

Wow I like this demo a lot, very practical!

[@humanfirst11]

I have to say this, Anavi was standing like a statue there !!

[@asattareee]

Hey,
How to restrict traffic between peering vNet only on certain service / port any NSG we can set in between ?

[@denkozlov4220]

i cannot believe microsoft is doing good quality content after this horrible Azure documentation :) Thanks to whoever made this video

[@Deekudla]

Can azure function in one region to send a message to a virtual machine in another region? do I need VNET integration along with VNET peering?

[@MicrosoftAzure]

Hey there Deepak!
VNet Integration does not work with global peering. You can however use our gateway required point to site based VNet integration feature to work across regions for windows dedicated plans and premium functions. You can also use an ASE to host Function apps and make calls into VNets in other regions. You won't be able to receive traffic across global peering on an ASE today though, because networking doesn’t support that on our older load balancers.
Take a closer look at this resource for more information: msft.it/6052Tfkfi

[@sayalimhatre3544]

China region is not included in this global peering correct? Could you please let me know how to connect with the China region

[@soumyadipchatterjee2267]

I have a small query what's that command Ntttp ... . Can anyone pls elaborate .

[@cricketershahid7504]

Sir how to connect two virtual network using cloudshell

[@syiunshi]

In what use case would you not want to peer your regions?

[@SundaeKongoKingdom]

If you loose your data it can be stored in another area. Backup cloud basically. Also, you can access it there physically or virtually.

[@humanfirst11]

why did not you show a live Demo of the peering instead of showing an already established peering connection ?

[@lambertfooks7358]

exactly

[@draxler2941]

Exactly!!

[@Ma1efcent]

RIIIIGHT.

[@Yegoros]

GA is globally available?

[@J-my6qj]

generally available

[@ibmuser13]

or use Google VPCs! VPCs in google can span regions .. so a subnet in East US can communicate with a subnet in West US with no need to peer for cross-region connectivity!

[@pdaniaful]

Microsoft marketing ....cough...tutorials.

[@aguedatamarez286]

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[@aguedatamarez286]

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[@Ma1efcent]

@@aguedatamarez286 Exactly.