Introducing Subnet Peering in Azure to let users peer only specific subnets across VNETs

Subnet peering refers to a method of connecting two Virtual Networks (VNETs) by linking only the subnet address spaces rather than the entire VNET address spaces. It lets users specify which subnets are supposed to participate in the peering across the local and remote vnet. It is an added flexibility…

19/02/2025Azure Networking Blog

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