In what situations would you choose VNet peering with gateway transit over deploying separate VPN gateways in each VNet, and what are the limitations of gateway transit in such configurations?

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Thamimul ansari · Accepted Answer

You would choose VNet peering with gateway transit for a hub-and-spoke architecture to simplify management and save costs by sharing a single VPN gateway for multiple spoke VNets, especially when you need a centralized connection to on-premises networks. The limitations include the inability to use remote gateways in the peered spokes and potential complexity with VPN client package updates.

In what situations would you choose VNet peering with gateway transit over deploying separate VPN gateways in each VNet, and what are the limitations of gateway transit in such configurations?

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