To add a service endpoint to an existing virtual network using Azure CLI, you need to run the following command:
az network vnet subnet update -g PacktPub -n s1 --vnet-name CLIVNet --service-endpoints Microsoft.Storage
Adding a service endpoint to an existing virtual network using Azure CLI
by Mohamed Waly
Hands-On Networking with Azure
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Azure Virtual Networks 101
- Delving into Azure Virtual Networks
- Introduction
- Understanding Azure VNet architecture
- Azure VNet service endpoints
- Azure services integration with virtual networks
- Virtual network peering
- Securing Azure VNet
- Automating the tasks
- Adding a service endpoint to an existing virtual network using PowerShell
- Adding a service endpoint to an existing virtual network using Azure CLI
- Creating virtual network peering using PowerShell
- Creating virtual network peering using Azure CLI
- Creating NSG using PowerShell
- Creating NSG using Azure CLI
- Associating NSG with a subnet using PowerShell
- Associating NSG with a subnet using Azure CLI
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Azure Network for VMs
- Introduction
- Azure VMs
- Creating and configuring Azure VMs
- Automating tasks
- Creating an Azure VM using Azure PowerShell
- Creating an Azure VM using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an inbound or outbound rule to an Azure VM using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an inbound or outbound rule to an Azure VM using Azure CLI 2.0
- Attaching an NIC to an Azure VM using Azure PowerShell
- Attaching an NIC to an Azure VM using Azure CLI 2.0
- Enabling IP forwarding using Azure PowerShell
- Enabling IP forwarding using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an additional IP address using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an additional IP address using Azure CLI 2.0
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Network Connectivity Scenarios in Azure
- Azure DNS
- Introduction
- Azure DNS
- Azure DNS zones and records
- Azure DNS delegation
- Azure reverse DNS zone
- Private Azure DNS zones
- Automating the tasks
- Creating an Azure DNS zone using PowerShell
- Creating an Azure DNS zone using Azure CLI 2.0
- Creating an Azure DNS record using PowerShell
- Creating an Azure DNS record using Azure CLI 2.0
- Configuring Azure DNS delegation using PowerShell
- Configuring Azure DNS delegation using Azure CLI 2.0
- Creating an Azure reverse DNS zone using PowerShell
- Creating an Azure reverse DNS zone using Azure CLI 2.0
- Creating a PTR record using PowerShell
- Creating a PTR record using Azure CLI 2.0
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Azure Load Balancers
- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- Introduction to Azure Load Balancer
- Azure Load Balancer flavors
- Hands-on with Azure Load Balancers
- Creating a public Azure Load Balancer
- Creating an internal Azure Load Balancer
- Configuring public load balancer frontend IPs
- Configuring internal load balancer frontend IPs
- Configuring the load balancer backend pools
- Configuring load balancer health probes
- Configuring load balancing rules
- Configuring inbound NAT rules
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Azure Traffic Manager
- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- Introduction to Azure Traffic Manager
- Azure Traffic Manager endpoints
- Azure Traffic Manager routing methods
- Creating Traffic Manager profile
- Configuring Traffic Manager service endpoints
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with performance routing method
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with the geographic routing method
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with the priority routing method
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with the weighted routing method
- Azure Traffic Manager key points
- Automating the tasks
- Creating a Traffic Manager profile using Azure PowerShell
- Creating a Traffic Manager profile using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an Azure endpoint using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an Azure endpoint using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an external endpoint using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an external endpoint using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding a nested endpoint using Azure PowerShell
- Adding a nested endpoint using Azure CLI 2.0
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Azure Application Gateway
- Introduction
- An introduction to Azure Application Gateway
- Creating an Azure Application Gateway
- Configuring Azure Application Gateway settings
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
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