Description: The virtual network address space defines the range of IP addresses used within the virtual network. This concept is fundamental in cloud network architecture, as it allows organizations to create and manage private networks within a cloud environment. By establishing an address space, administrators can assign IP addresses to virtual machines and other resources within the network, ensuring that each device has a unique and accessible address. Additionally, the virtual network address space facilitates network segmentation, allowing businesses to organize their resources more efficiently and securely. IP addresses within this space can be configured to be static or dynamic, depending on the infrastructure needs. Proper planning and management of the address space is crucial to avoid IP conflicts and ensure connectivity among the various network components. In the context of hybrid cloud solutions, managing the virtual network address space becomes even more relevant, as it allows for the integration and management of dispersed resources in a coherent and efficient manner.
