[elsonrodriguez]

I used to work in financial and it's pretty easy to get frozen in time technology-wise.

It would do some good to learn modern CICD. Take a look at CircleCI and see if you can wrap your head around it. These days the tolerance for a developer that can't build/deploy their own code is getting low.

Also while it's a good idea to learn Docker/Kubernetes, its primary use-case will become making older applications easier to manage on cloud providers. The demand for people who know Kubernetes is still increasing however the skillset is becoming a commodity.

The current trajectory for new development work is leaning towards solutions like App Engine and other cloud-specific solutions. As a python developer I'd pick up any python-centric offering from AWS and GCP and make a weekend project out of it.