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If you have time, learn more python, aws, kubenertes, etc.

Then showcase you are deeply familiar with these technologies. If you already have yrs of production level experience with configuring + managing VMs, kubenertes isn't tooooo much more complicated after you know basics of docker.

And if you aren't familiar with Docker, it is is something an experienced dev should be able to read about + toy with and feel pretty comfortable in in a few weeks.

Then once you feel confident in that all these tools are just all have analogies to the tools you're working with, showcase those analogies in your interviews and you should be good (e.g. "I haven't used kubernetes, but I have worked on tooling to deploy applications on VMs")