Steps To Create a Private Endpoint

Step 1: Log in to Azure Portal.

Step 2: On the portal, navigate to Private Endpoint. From the left menu, select Private Endpoints → Click create.

Step 3: Add the following: Azure subscription you have, resource group name, and a unique name to the private endpoint, and select the region in which you are creating the endpoint.

Step 4: Click next to proceed → On the resources tab → Select the connection method you want to apply → Select the resource type you want to associate with the private endpoint → As per the resource type, select the resource → Add the target sub-resource.

Step 5: Click the next button at the bottom → On the virtual network tab, select the virtual network for which you are creating the private endpoint → Select the subnet of the virtual network.

Step 6: Select next to DNS → Integrate your private endpoint with a private DNS zone.

Step 7: Add any tags if you want to enable you to categorize resources and view consolidated billing by applying the same tag to multiple resources and resource groups.

Step 8: Click on Review + create, it will monitor all the configuration you have done and validates them.

Step 9: After the validation is successful, click Create. The virtual network and subnet are created immediately.

A private Endpoint is basically a network interface that uses a private IP address from the azure virtual Network. By creating a Private Endpoint, you can bring various services to the azure virtual network. The services could also be azure services like (Azure storage, Azure Cosmos DB, and Azure SQL database).In this article, we will learn how to get started with Private Endpoint.