Create and configure virtual networks

This exercise walks you through building a simple hub‑and‑spoke network architecture in Azure. You’ll create two virtual networks, configure subnets, and establish secure VNet peering between them. Scenario Your organization is migrating a web-based application to Azure. To prepare the environment, you must: Create two VNets: app‑vnet (spoke) and hub‑vnet (hub) Add subnets for frontend, backend, and firewall Peer the VNets so they can communicate privately Step-by-Step Instructions Sign in to Azure ii. In the search bar, type Virtual Networks and open the service. ** Create the app‑vnet Virtual Network ** Select + Create. Configure the VNet using the following values: Property: Value Resource group: RG1 Virtual network name: app-vnet Region: East US IPv4 address space: 10.1.0.0/16 Add the **frontend **subnet: Name: frontend Address range: 10.1.0.0/24 Add the **backend **subnet: Name: backend Address range: 10.1.1.0/24 Leave all other settings at their defaults. Select Review + create,