You can reuse pre-defined ARM templates upload to a github repository maintained by Microsoft and open to the community. THese templates can be deployed straight out of github, or downloaded and modified to fit your needs. To deploy a template that creates a VNet with two subnets, follow the steps below.
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From a browser, navigate to https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates.
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Scroll down the list of templates, and click 101-vnet-two-subnets. Check the README.md file, as shown below.
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Click Deploy to Azure. If necessary, enter your Azure login credentials.
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In the Parameters blade, enter the values you want to use to create your new VNet, and then click OK. The figure below shows the values for our scenario.
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Click Resource group and select a resource group to add the VNet to, or click Create new to add the VNet to a new resource group. The figure below shows the resource group settings for a new resource group called TestRG.
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If necessary, change the Subscription and Location settings for your VNet.
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If you do not want to see the VNet as a tile in the Startboard, disable Pin to Startboard.
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Click Leagl terms, read the terms, and click Buy to agree.
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Click Create to create the VNet.
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Once the deployment is done, click TestVNet > All settings > Subnets to see the subnet properties, as shown below.
