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# getting-started
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What sort of problems are you running into? I’m not all that familiar with virtual wans in Azure, but the network module (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/azure-native/network/) includes the virtualwan and virtualhub and other related resources.
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I know the two resources are there, also the VirtualNetworkPeering. The thing I did not find out is how to link the Vnet to the VHub. The virtual hub and the vnet are properly created and in the Azure portal I would now connect the vnet to the vhub.
I just might have found it. There is another resource called "HubVirtualNetworkConnection", this might be it, I still need to test. But I have to say, that the naming is a bit unlucky as everything else (unless there's another one I missed) related to VirtualWans is called "Virtual..." But not the HubVirtualNetworkConnection. In my opinion, this class should have been called "VirtualHubVirtualNetworkConnection" to be consistent. (I see that there are a lot "virtual" in this name, but I did not invent the underlaying resources' names...)
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Yeah, since the Azure-native provider is based on the ARM APIs, the naming follows that structure which can be a bit obtuse at times.