Introduction
An Azure Active Directory Domain Services (Azure AD DS) the managed domain is deployed into an Azure virtual system subnet. It provides availability to clients and applications. This virtual network subnet should be
used for the managed domain resources provided by the Azure platform.
As you make own VMs and applications, they shouldn't be
deployed into the same virtual system subnet. Rather, you might create and
deploy your applications into a different virtual network subnet, or in a
different virtual network peered to the Azure AD DS virtual network.
Virtual Network Peering
You may have a current Azure virtual network for VMs or keep
your Azure AD DS managed domain virtual network isolated. To use the managed
domain, VMs in other virtual networks need an approach to communicate with the
Azure AD DS domain controllers. This availability can be given using the Azure
virtual network peering.
With Azure virtual network peering, two virtual networks are
connected, without the requirement for a virtual private network (VPN) device.
Network peering lets you rapidly interface virtual networks and confine traffic
streams over your Azure environment.
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