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If you are looking to pad your resume, after learning Docker, spend a tiny bit more time to learn the basics of Kubernetes (just the basics). Maybe install Minikube. Then you can add that to your resume as well.
I've done that. But I'm reluctant to add Kubernetes into my resume, like that as I have no clue what or how to use charts.