# Connect two VNETS in Azure

There are ways to connect two Virtual Networks in Azure:

1. VPN Gateway
    
2. VNET Peering, with a click of a button.
    
    1. Regional Peering
        
    2. Global Peering
        

VNET space must be **non overlapping**

**VNET peering** is completely private.

VPC peering has **no cost** for all availability zones!

VPC peering allows you to use the **low latency** of Azure networks!

Demo:

* Simple listener and receiver.
    

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We have achieved latency of 142ms!! Idc if its fast or slow, but peering is very fast!

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NUTTCP = for 10 usd a month VM we can get a throughput of 156MBS per second

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