Azure DevTest Labs: Use your existing virtual network
Microsoft announced general availability of this Azure DevTest Labs and Azure ExpressRoute (and more) update in March 2016.
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azure-devtest-labs-use-your-existing-virtual-network- Products
- Azure DevTest Labs, Azure ExpressRoute, Virtual Machines, Virtual Network
- Update type
- Features, Services
- Product categories
- Compute, DevOps, Developer tools, Hybrid + multicloud, Networking
- General availability
- March 2016
- Status pages
- Azure DevTest Labs status, Azure ExpressRoute status, Azure Virtual Machines status, Azure Virtual Network status
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- Source
- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
If you've got a virtual network already set up (with Azure ExpressRoute, with site-to-site VPN, or for any other purposes), you can to use it…
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Related changes
Other changes for Azure DevTest Labs, Azure ExpressRoute, Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Virtual Network
- Public Preview: VM watch for Azure VMs · In preview
- Public Preview: Upgrade Policies for Virtual Machine Scale Sets with Flexible Orchestration · In preview
- Public Preview: ED25519 SSH key support for Linux virtual machines · In preview
- Public preview: Standby pools for Virtual Machine Scale Sets with flexible orchestration · In preview
- General availability: Rate Limiting on ExpressRoute Direct Circuits · Launched
- Public preview: Intel TDX based confidential VMs now available in the Azure portal, Azure CLI and ARM templates · In preview
- Public preview: Private subnet · In preview
- Public Preview: Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.3 support for AMD-based confidential VMs · In preview
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