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AVD deployment with existing multiple regions
I'm working on a project with a customer who already has VNETs in West Europe, Asia East and North Central US, two which have ExpressRoute connections and the third with a S2S VPN (obviously with rel...
Short answer - yes, you can peer your regional networks and configure default internet route to go out locally
To make AVD work you need to have a traffic going out to the Internet (with a default route or using the Service Tag), it is recommended to route Internet traffic directly out of vnet, without sending it on-prem or sending it to another region.
Additionally you need to take care of AD connectivity within a vnets, so you would probably need a peering for your private subnets.
To make AVD work you need to have a traffic going out to the Internet (with a default route or using the Service Tag), it is recommended to route Internet traffic directly out of vnet, without sending it on-prem or sending it to another region.
Additionally you need to take care of AD connectivity within a vnets, so you would probably need a peering for your private subnets.