Understanding Private Endpoints in Azure | VM, VNet, Service Endpoint, and Storage Account Demo

In this video, we dive deep into the concept of private endpoints and their importance in securing your Azure resources. We provide a step-by-step demonstration, showcasing a Virtual Machine (VM) connected to a Virtual Network (VNet), and how to set up both a service endpoint on the VNet and a private endpoint on an Azure Storage Account.
📚 What You Will Learn:
Introduction to Private Endpoints:
Understanding what private endpoints are and their role in enhancing security and privacy in Azure.
Differences between service endpoints and private endpoints.
Setting Up the Environment:
Creating and configuring a Virtual Machine (VM) connected to a Virtual Network (VNet).
Establishing a service endpoint on the VNet.
Configuring a Private Endpoint:
Step-by-step guide to setting up a private endpoint on an Azure Storage Account.
Demonstrating how the private endpoint integrates with the VNet to provide secure access to the storage account.
Testing and Verification:
Verifying the connectivity and functionality of the VM, VNet, and private endpoint.
Ensuring the storage account is securely accessible through the private endpoint.
🛠️ Tools and Services Used:
Azure Virtual Machine (VM)
Azure Virtual Network (VNet)
Azure Storage Account
Service Endpoints
Private Endpoints
📌 Key Takeaways:
Learn how to secure your Azure resources using private endpoints.
Understand the practical implementation of service and private endpoints in a real-world scenario.
Gain insights into best practices for setting up and managing private endpoints in Azure.
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📂 Resources:
Azure Private Endpoint Documentation
Azure Storage Account Documentation

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Imagine you had multiple subnets, could you install the storage account's private endpoint in another subnet, e.g. `subnet-01` whereas the service endpoint is installed in `default` subnet?