Azure vnet allocating and planning subnets

 When setting up Azure VNET it is important to plan your address spaces especially when it is intended for use with AKS - as these ips cannot overlap. When creating VNET, you are required to configure your address spaces before you can use it. 

Altho you can come back and change it but then might take some additional effort.

This is how you can change your VNET address spaces.


After you created these, then you will start to create subnets which in terms harness these configurations. So it important to have some planning in place.





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