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Connect multiple Azure VMware Solution private clouds in the same region

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The AVS Interconnect feature lets you create a network connection between two or more Azure VMware Solution private clouds located in the same region. It creates a routing link between the management and workload networks of the private clouds to enable network communication between the clouds.

You can connect a private cloud to multiple private clouds, and the connections are nontransitive. For example, if private cloud A is connected to private cloud B, and private cloud B is connected to private cloud C, private clouds A and B wouldn't communicate until they were directly connected.

You can only connect private clouds in the same region. To connect private clouds in different regions, use ExpressRoute Global Reach to connect them in the same way you connect your private cloud to your on-premises circuit.

Diagram of the AVS Interconnect Topology for 3 private clouds connected in one region.

Note

AVS Interconnect is based on Global Reach feature for both interconnection to same\different region. Please check the Global Reach availability for your AVS deployment

Supported regions

The Azure VMware Solution Interconnect feature is available in all regions.

Prerequisites

  • Write access to each private cloud you're connecting
  • Routed IP address space in each cloud is unique and doesn't overlap

Note

The AVS Interconnect feature doesn't check for overlapping IP space the way native Azure vNet peering does before creating the peering. Therefore, it's your responsibility to ensure that there isn't overlap between the private clouds.

In Azure VMware Solution environments, it's possible to configure non-routed, overlapping IP deployments on NSX segments that aren't routed to Azure. These don't cause issues with the AVS Interconnect feature, as it only routes between the NSX-T Data Center T0 gateway on each private cloud.

Add connection between private clouds

  1. In your Azure VMware Solution private cloud, under Manage, select Connectivity.

  2. Select the AVS Interconnect tab and then Add.

    Screenshot showing the AVS Interconnect tab under Connectivity.

  3. Select the information and Azure VMware Solution private cloud for the new connection.

    Note

    You can only connect to private clouds in the same region. To connect to private clouds that are in different regions, use ExpressRoute Global Reach to connect your private clouds in the same way you connect your private cloud to your on-premises circuit.

    Screenshot showing the required information to add a connection to other private cloud.

  4. Select the I confirm checkbox acknowledging that there are no overlapping routed IP spaces in the two private clouds.

  5. Select Create. You can check the status of the connection creation.

    Screenshot showing the Notification information for connection in progress and an existing connection.

    See all of your connections under AVS Private Cloud.

    Screenshot showing the AVS Interconnect tab under Connectivity and two established private cloud connections.

Remove connection between private clouds

  1. In your Azure VMware Solution private cloud, under Manage, select Connectivity.

  2. For the connection you want to remove, select Delete (trash can) and then Yes.

Next steps

Now that you connected multiple private clouds in the same region, learn more about: