How To Create VNET (Virtual Network) in Azure Using AZ Command

In today’s tutorial, I will guide you step-by-step on how to create a **Virtual Network (VNET)** in Azure using the **az command**. Whether you're new to Azure CLI or looking to enhance your skills, this video has got you covered! Stick around to learn everything you need about VNETs and how to set them up seamlessly. 🚀 --- ### **What You’ll Learn in This Video:** ✅ **What is a VNET and its importance?** A VNET (Virtual Network) is the backbone of Azure networking. It securely connects resources like virtual machines, containers, and databases, enabling seamless communication within your Azure cloud environment. ✅ **Prerequisites:** - Active Azure subscription. - Azure CLI installed on your machine. - Logged into Azure CLI using `az login`. Learn how to Install AZ Cli On Ubuntu 24.04: https://youtu.be/vUdp3bcpUJs ✅ **Tutorial Overview:** - Creating a resource group (`dev-labs-rg`). - Setting up the VNET with an address space to avoid overlaps. - Adding subnets and attaching service endpoints like **Microsoft.Storage** and **Microsoft.Sql**. --- ### **Command Highlights from the Video:**