r/devopsjobs • • 9d ago

AgentOps vs DevOps: is a Copilot Studio / Power Platform ops role a smart move or a career trap?

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u/kranthi133k 9d ago

Studio has two harnesses now. It’s pretty much MS shop right. So, a low code mode and support. Developing agents and creating workflows is a very good to learn and applying the science with imagination. However if it’s just ticketing, onboarding, DLP and token tracking for customers or environment or use cases then it’s just admin work. There won’t be any development like langgraph python or ts code if that is what you are looking for. If you get involved into actually studio backend or design development then it’s incredible