Azure subnet
Address range inside a virtual network that resources deploy into, with five addresses reserved by Azure.
- Provider
- azure
- Kind
- Network fabric
- Category
- Operations
| property | type | values | required | kind default | this component |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| interconnect | enum | public | private | cloud-backbone | no | public | ▸ private |
| kernelBypass | boolean | — | no | false | inherited |
| managed | boolean | — | no | false | ▸ true |
| multicast | boolean | — | no | false | ▸ false |
| networkSecurityGroupAssociated | boolean | — | no | false | inherited |
| overlay | boolean | — | no | false | ▸ true |
| privateSubnet | boolean | — | no | false | inherited |
| reservedAddresses | integer | — | no | 5 | inherited |
| routeTableAssociated | boolean | — | no | false | inherited |
| smallestPrefixLength | integer | — | no | 29 | inherited |
Every rule whose selector covers this component's kind or its category. Whether a rule fires depends on the design: its properties, its edges and its groups.
No rule reads this kind yet. That is a gap, not a guarantee.
nodes:
- { id: "subnet", component: "azure-subnet" }Anycast Elastic IP Addressalibaba-anycast-eipCloud Enterprise Networkalibaba-cenElastic IP Addressalibaba-eipExpress Connectalibaba-express-connectGlobal Acceleratoralibaba-gaVirtual Private Cloudalibaba-vpcvSwitchalibaba-vswitchAWS Cloud WANaws-cloud-wanAWS Direct Connectaws-direct-connectDirect Connect gatewayaws-direct-connect-gatewayElastic IP addressaws-elastic-ipElastic network interfaceaws-elastic-network-interfaceAWS Interconnectaws-interconnectInternet gatewayaws-internet-gatewayVPC subnetaws-subnetAWS Transit Gatewayaws-transit-gatewayAmazon VPCaws-vpcAmazon VPC IP Address Manageraws-vpc-ipamVPC peering connectionaws-vpc-peeringAzure Enclaveazure-enclaveAzure ExpressRouteazure-expressrouteAzure Multicloud Interconnectazure-multicloud-interconnectAzure network interfaceazure-network-interfaceAzure Peering Serviceazure-peering-servicePublic IP addressazure-public-ipAzure Relayazure-relayAzure Route Serverazure-route-serverAzure Virtual Networkazure-virtual-networkAzure Virtual WANazure-virtual-wanCloudflare Bring Your Own IPcloudflare-byoipCloudflare Meshcloudflare-meshCloudflare Network Interconnectcloudflare-network-interconnectCloudflare WANcloudflare-wanAntreaantreaCisco routercisco-routerCisco switchcisco-switchMulticast domainmulticast-domainGeneric network fabricnetwork-fabricngrokngrokSpine-leaf fabricspine-leaf-fabric
and 29 more → Network fabric page# yaml-language-server: $schema=../../schema/component.schema.json # Azure subnet: the address range inside a virtual network that resources are actually deployed into # ("Add, change, or delete a subnet"). That page states the smallest range you can specify is /29, that Azure # reserves the first and last address in each subnet plus three more for Azure service usage, and that a # network security group, a route table and a NAT gateway are optional associations. Marking a subnet private # prevents the use of default outbound access. schemaVersion: "1" type: "component" id: "azure-subnet" kind: "network-fabric" provider: "azure" docs: "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-network-manage-subnet" defaults: managed: true overlay: true interconnect: "private" multicast: false properties: reservedAddresses: type: "integer" default: 5 smallestPrefixLength: type: "integer" default: 29 networkSecurityGroupAssociated: type: "boolean" default: false routeTableAssociated: type: "boolean" default: false privateSubnet: type: "boolean" default: false