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The foundation for your private network in Azure is provided by the Azure Vm Networks service. Through a virtualized network, or instance of the service, many kinds of Azure servers are securely linked to the internet, locally systems, and one another. Among these Azure functionalities are virtual machines (VMs). A normal network that you might run in your home datacenter is exactly the same as a digital network. However, it also provides additional advantages to the Azure architecture, such as separation, scale, and availability. Azure resources as well as additional facilities can safely transfer information using a couple of ways: Virtual networks allow us to set up virtual machines (VMs) and other Azure resource types. App Service Environments, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), and Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets are a few examples of resources. See Deploy dedicated Azure services into virtual networks to see an exhaustive list of Azure resources that you can use in a virtual network. endpoint for virtual network services, Through a direct link, we can extend the private address space of our virtual network and your virtual network's identity to Azure service resources. Azure SQL Databases and Azure Storage accounts are two examples of resources. You can limit the security of your vital Azure service resources to a virtual network by using service endpoints. Through the use of virtual network peering, we are able to establish connections between virtual networks. After that, resources in any virtual network can speak with one another. You can link virtual networks that are located in multiple Azure regions or in the same Azure area. Objective: On-Premises refers to an infrastructure setup deployed and running from within the confines of your organization. Here are some key points about this model Control and Ownership: In an on-premises setup, everything is managed internally. You have absolute control over your infrastructure and data. The software, platforms, hardware, and infrastructure (including servers) reside within your organization’s physical premises. On-premises services run exclusively within the enterprise. Data stays within your private network, accessible only by your team. It does not traverse external networks. Scaling up an on-premises infrastructure can be complex and costly. It involves additional hardware, software, and maintenance. Flexibility: On-premises services are less flexible compared to cloud solutions.