Virtual Network in Azure using PowerShell

What are the ways to create Virtual network in Azure?

We can create Azure Virtual network in various ways including:

  • Azure CLI
  • Azure portal
  • Azure PowerShell
  • Azure Resource Management
  • Azure SDK

How can I list all the Virtual networks in have in associated with my account?

We can list all the Virtual networks accosicated with your account using the command

Get-AzVirtualNetwork”

Can I modify an existing virtual network?

Yes, we can Modify the existing virtual network using the command

Set-AzVirtualNetwork” and we can add the properties and corresponding values which we want to modify

Can I automate the creation of virtual networks?

Yes, we can automate the creation of Virtual networks with the help of creating a pipeline or using Azure Automation.



How to Create Virtual Network in Azure using PowerShell ?

Microsoft Azure provides various resources and services to provide us with a scalable environment for development and testing processes. Azure provides a virtual machine service, which allows us to leverage the resources virtually. We may have more than one virtual machine as a resource, according to our requirements. To manage and monitor our virtual machines, Microsoft Azure provides a service called Virtual Network. In this article, let us discuss how to create a virtual network in Azure using PowerShell. Before diving into the topic, let us briefly overview the Virtual Network (Vnet) and PowerShell.

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