That's great. When my company axed the Ops people, they didn't move them onto dev teams (some did, but very few). So we ended up with DevOps teams that were whole Dev experience. The Ops part was supposed to be "easy" with AWS. It was completely a cost saving play at my company by throwing more responsibility on the existing dev - combine roles and reduce headcount.
I brought CI/CD, automated deployments, and infra tests with me to what was a very "retro" non-cloud UNIX style environment. I left all the horseshit (kanban, retrospectives, scrum) for the others that are not really all that interested in actually getting shit done. While those guys had a bunch of shiny tools to play with all day long, they lacked basic UNIX skills that us old guys have, and you had to continually had to show them how it was done.
The results speak for themselves. Couldn't be happier (or more securely employed) at this stage of my life.