Hello everyone.

This time, I would like to introduce the steps to use the Dynamics 365 for Operations Partner Trial Edition as a reminder.
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Procedure

In summary, Dynamics 365 for Operations in Lifecycle Services (LCS) and Azure are linked together using the Dynamics 365 for Operations management certificate and Azure subscription ID.

Sign in to LCS and add a project by clicking + in the upper left corner.

Select the purpose of the project.

Select Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations as the product name and Learn Development in Dynamics 365 for Operations as the method, and then click Create. (Name and other details are optional.)

After creating the project, click + in the Environment section.

Select where you want to launch the environment.

Here, click Yes.

Click on Microsoft Azure Portal.

Microsoft Azure will launch, so open your subscription.
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Make sure you have your subscription ID, which you will need in the next steps.

Return to LCS and click Add in the Azure Connector section.

Enter your subscription ID in Azure Subscription ID, select Yes to configure it to use Azure Resource Manager (ARM), and then click Create. (Name is optional.)

Download the management certificate locally.

Return to Microsoft Azure and open Azure Active Directory.

Launch the classic portal.

Open Settings.

Perform the upload from the management certificate.

Select the management certificate you downloaded locally earlier (press ? to execute).

Verify that the record was added to the management certificate.

Return to LCS again and follow the steps to download the management certificate.
Click Next.

Select an Azure region and connect.

Verify that the new record has been added to the Azure connector.

Access your project from the LCS home screen.

Click + in the Environment section to add an environment.

Select where you want to launch the environment.

Select the topology for your environment.

Select a version.

Next, specify the size of the environment and run the deployment.
Select the deployed environment and once the status changes to Deployed, you will be able to try out Dynamics 365 for Operations.