Reduce network rework with higher Azure Virtual Network defaults

Azure Virtual Network increased default limits for NSGs and route tables, including higher quotas for security rules and routing. Azure says the change is meant to reduce friction when scaling workloads.

That’s useful when your network design starts growing. Higher defaults can help teams avoid hitting limits that force architecture rework or sharding patterns across multiple network objects.

From a FinOps point of view, that matters because rework costs time and effort. More generous defaults can make it easier to scale cleanly and keep network management simpler.