A zone-redundant SKU of NAT gateway offering flow logs, IPv6 and greater throughput. It needs StandardV2 public IPs or prefixes, and a Standard gateway cannot be upgraded to it.
Also called NAT Gateway V2.
Read more: Microsoft Learn
In the Ultra Transcenders books
Each book explains StandardV2 NAT gateway in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.
Terms in this definition
- Zone-redundant
Distributed over every availability zone in a region, allowing it to withstand losing one zone; a StandardV2 NAT gateway is an example.
- SKU
The size or tier of a service, for example a VM size or the Premium tier of ACR.
- NAT gateway
Gives a subnet managed, outbound-only SNAT through static public IPs and is Microsoft's preferred explicit outbound option. Unsolicited inbound connections are never accepted.
- Flow
The unit of work inside a Lakeflow pipeline that takes data from a source, transforms it and lands it in a destination like a streaming table. Streaming flows either append or update, and
CREATE FLOWlets you declare a flow apart from the table it feeds. - IPv6
Addressing based on 128 bits, available in Standard public IPs and dual-stack VNets. Public IPs for Azure Firewall and Bastion have to be IPv4.
- Standard deployment type
A Foundry deployment type billed per token that keeps processing of prompts and responses inside the Azure geography of the resource, meeting data residency needs at lower volumes.
Related terms
- StandardV2 public IP
A zone-redundant SKU for public IPs and prefixes that works only with a StandardV2 NAT gateway, which in turn cannot take Standard public IPs.