This page provides a step-by-step guide to setting up Twingate to access private Resources in Azure.

Let's take a simple example Azure tenant, with one virtual network, a VM running an SSH server, and a VM running an HTTP server. None of the servers have public IP addresses, so they aren't accessible over the Internet.

Preparing the Network

First, we need to deploy a Connector. To do this, we need to create a new subnet inside of Azure, because our Connector runs as a Container instance, and in Azure, Containers cannot be in the same subnet as VMs or anything else besides other Containers.

1. Go to the Virtual Networks page.

2. Next, add some address space to the virtual network.

3. Now, go to the Subnets page.

4. Using the new address space we've added, add a new Subnet and give it a name.