Be honest. I am going through a Python course and can tell I am not going to use most of it on the actual job. Give me boto3, a for loop, a while loop for pagination, and functions and I am good to go. This changes if using a tool like Pulumi, but there are so few jobs requiring it that I feel it is a non-starter for the YAML vs coding argument.

I’ve given multiple interviews, and almost all of them required Kubernetes experience in production.

None of my previous companies used Kubernetes, so what can I do about that?

I’m very familiar with Kubernetes, I understand the concepts, and I’ve even implemented them on AKS for learning purposes.

Should I lie on my resume and say that I’ve worked with Kubernetes in production?

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