Como MCP + Amazon Q Estão Revolucionando a Automação DevOps com Agentes Inteligentes

DEV Community•Sunday, November 16, 2025 at 5:16:50 PM

In recent years, DevOps process automation has evolved beyond traditional scripts, pipelines, and IaC tools. With advancements in generative models and the integration of intelligent agents with development tools, we are entering a new era: DevOps powered by Autonomous Agents. Central to this transformation is the MCP — Model Context Protocol, along with platforms like Amazon Q Developer and Amazon Q Apps, which can create agents that connect directly to tool ecosystems, understand context, and execute actions. This article demonstrates how to combine MCP and Amazon Q to create a specialized DevOps Agent capable of automating repetitive tasks, generating IaC, updating pipelines, analyzing infrastructure issues, and orchestrating deployments.

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