Prepare for connectivity for Azure VMware Solution

Before adoption can begin, create a landing zone to host the workloads that you plan to build in or migrate to the cloud. This section of the framework guides you through how to establish connectivity within your landing zone.

The following exercises help guide you through the process of creating a landing zone to support cloud adoption.

Legend	Design area	Objective
	Design Guides	Proper foundational creation of the network topology are important early steps.
	Hub & Spoke	Azure landing zone conceptual Hub and Spoke that integrate Azure VMware solution with Azure native resources
	Dual Region	Design disaster resilient network connectivity across multiple private clouds.
	Example Architectures	Networking and connectivity decisions are an equally important foundational aspect of any cloud architecture.
	Design Considerations and Recommendations	As cloud adoption scales, considerations and best practices for network design and operational management have an impact on scale, governance, and adoption patterns.

Well-architected workload networking

Within the VMware environment, workload networking is the setup of networking services and configurations that ensure communication and connectivity among the virtual machines and services hosted within the VMware infrastructure. Well-architected networks enable seamless connectivity, fine-tuned response times, effectively distribute traffic, and ensure the uninterrupted availability of workloads within the Azure VMware Solution.

See the Networking considerations for Azure VMware Solution workloads for more information.

Next steps

Examine design considerations and recommendations related to connectivity specific to the deployment of Azure VMware Solution.