Yeah, Kubernetes is another of those things that is really "hot" right now. It's not a bad thing to have at least a basic working knowledge of, in today's IT wo

Yeah, Kubernetes is another of those things that is really "hot" right now. It's not a bad thing to have at least a basic working knowledge of, in today's IT world. Of course, the issue you have right now is how to prioritize what to do in a fixed amount of time. There are a billion things (more or less) you could do. The challenge is how to pick the ones that maximize your likelihood of finding suitable employment in your desired time-frame after your current gig ends. And it's hard to know for 100% sure how to do that, since different employers value different things. That's why my best advice is kinda generically "focus on things that you know are hot/trendy in kind of a general sense." Now if you knew you were targeting a particular company that you wanted to work for, you could make your preparations more focused. But it doesn't sound like that's the case here.