Azure Architecture & ServicesQuestion 56 of 100
What does Azure Virtual Network peering enable?
a.Encryption of blob storage
b.Serverless code execution
c.Automatic cost reporting
d.Direct, low-latency connectivity between two virtual networks so resources can communicate as if on one network
Explanation
VNet peering connects two virtual networks so their resources can communicate directly over the Azure backbone. Traffic between peered VNets stays on Microsoft's private network with low latency. It is commonly used to link workloads across VNets or regions.
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