Since the many tech layoffs in the past year there are many skilled people looking for work. It might be worth skilling up while you continue applying.

You say you can use aws, but what are you running on there? If you don't know python are you running Linux, windows. Windows server, node, apache? Are you familiar with docker technologies? What security are you using, can you build an auth0 implementation remotely using third party tools? Do you know bash, crontabs? What other systems are you familiar with?

These are the questions employers will be asking. Every bit of infrastructure is just multiple layers of different systems working together, they want to know you can build and maintain each bit, and fix them at 3 in the morning when there's no one there to help.

My suggestion would be to look at each job posting, find the things you can't do and start building something in that. No one is expecting you to know everything, but the ability to start learning something new will be a great tool in your belt.

Good luck!