Your Azure virtual machines are assigned to availability zone 1 and 2. Your Azure NAT gateway is assigned to zone 1. Can both virtual machines use the NAT gateway for outgoing traffic?
Experience Level: Junior
Tags: Azure Cloud
Answer
Yes. Even if NAT gateway is in different availability zone, VMs from other zones are able to use the NAT gateway if they are in the same VNET (and region).
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