How Azure Copilot’s New Agents Automate DevOps and SecOps

There are over 200 different services available on Azure, with thousands of resource types. At the Ignite conference this week, most of them will be getting new features. Copilot in Azure can already help you get resource information, write scripts, review your cloud bill, and step through basic troubleshooting — but it’s been fairly limited. Now Microsoft is updating it with a new name, Azure Copilot, and adding six agents — for migration, deployment, optimization, observability, resiliency and troubleshooting — that cover the whole cloud management lifecycle.