Create Resource Groups and Virtual Networks in Azure

How to Create  Resource Groups & Virtual Networks in Azure   Are you diving into Azure and wondering how to keep your cloud resources organized and connected? I recently explored how to create Resource Groups and Virtual Networks (VNets) in Azure two foundational steps for any cloud solution. Here’s a quick breakdown: Resource Group: Think of it as a folder to keep your related Azure resources together, simplifying management, access, and billing. Virtual Network: This defines your private IP space in Azure and acts as a backbone for secure communication between services. Steps to Create Them:   How to Create a Resource Group:   • Go to the Azure Portal   Navigate to Resource groups   Click “+ Create”   Next, Fill in your subscription, name, and region   Next, Click “Review + Create” → “Create”     Finally,  Resource group created.      How to Create a Virtual Network Note: I used a different subscription and Resource group when showing how to create a Virtual Network. Go to Virtual networks in the portal      Click “+ Create”      Choose your resource group      Next, Name your VNet, set your region      Enable security if you intend to, for this documentation, I didn’t enable any security since its for testing purposes             Configure address space and subnets        Next, You edit subnet name and size     Hit “Review + Create” → “Create” 2nd picture shows Virtual Network created.   Finally, Image showing the Virtual Network has been Created Check out more posts on LinkedIn by clicking this Click here for more Azure content in this blog  

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