Tools like this will just force Ops engineers to further up-skill. I live by a simple motto that anything which can be automated will be automated. That include

Tools like this will just force Ops engineers to further up-skill. I live by a simple motto that anything which can be automated will be automated. That includes setting up most generic toolchains. Ops engineers have two choices: adopt a symbiotic relationship with the tooling, where they can be even more productive than before while wielding the tools, or eventually lose their jobs.