What Is A Virtual Network (And Why Would You Need One)?
Virtual networking refers to the implementation of virtual, off-site versions of network resources that would traditionally be made up of on-premise hardware components. This concept is a core feature of cloud computing and modern data centers, allowing for more flexible, scalable, and efficient management of network infrastructure.
In a traditional IT model, businesses manage and maintain their own on-premise network hardware, including servers, databases and user workstations, and that scenario works great when everyone works at a single location.
What Kinds of Applications Can Run on a Cloud Network?
A well-configured virtual network can accommodate the same collection of applications that you would have on any normal, on-premise environment.

Imagine all your applications accessible from anywhere.