Public preview: Create multiple prefixes for a subnet in an Azure Virtual Network
Create multiple prefixes for a subnet enables customers to easily scale their virtual machines and Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets without the risk of exhausting their subnet address space. This feature eliminates the need to remove resources from a subnet as a prerequisite for modifying its address prefixes.
This feature is available in all public cloud regions during public preview.
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