What’s New for Operators & Ecosystem Partners
1. Hands-on Learning with Real-World Red Hat Telco Use Cases
Through this collaboration, telco learners can now acquire real-world technical skills through vendor-recognized trainings to enhance credibility and learning outcomes, helping to improve upskilling and accelerate telco transformations.
LabLabee’s real-world end-to-end scenarios invite users to discover Red Hat solutions like Red Hat OpenShift and other technologies in telco-specific contexts. For example, in the Telco Applications Orchestration with OpenShift lab, teams learn to deploy and scale network applications across hybrid cloud environments, understand the differences between Red Hat OpenShift and vanilla Kubernetes, automate with operators, and apply these capabilities to real telco workloads like private 5G core or edge services, delivering faster rollouts and optimized operations.
2. Broader Reach in Emerging Technology Domains
LabLabee specializes in immersive labs on 5G, OpenRAN, CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, networking, and more. Collaborating with Red Hat enables it to layer hands-on Red Hat content, enriching learning paths for telecom, cloud-native, and network professionals.
3. Access to Red Hat Tools & Ecosystem Visibility
As a Red Hat partner, LabLabee gains access to Red Hat’s partner enablement tools and ability to showcase their credentials to operators and vendors. For telco vendors who take advantage of upskilling through LabLabee’s hands-on learning platform, this can mean faster CI/CD pipelines and more efficient lifecycle management for network functions.
Bringing LabLabee Hands-on Labs to the Red Hat Ecosystem
By integrating Red Hat technology training curricula to its immersive, telecom-specific hands-on labs, LabLabee helps bridge the gap between theoretical learning and real-world application use cases, so telco professionals can more immediately apply their skills in pre- and post-production environments.
- Integrated Hands-On Experience: By combining LabLabee’s virtual labs based courses and cloud sandboxes with Red Hat content, learners gain practical and proven competency in cloud-native telco environments leading to lower attrition rate and faster modernization.
- Global Access: Leveraging Red Hat’s global curricula and the platform’s digital delivery model, LabLabee can scale training across regions with consistent quality.
"Our collaboration with LabLabee for Red Hat OpenShift brings telecom engineers an immersive way to master cloud-native networking and orchestration. By combining LabLabee’s experiential training platform with Red Hat’s proven Kubernetes-based architecture, we’re empowering telco teams to accelerate 5G, edge, and cloud transformation — not just in theory, but through hands-on, real-world learning." - Mark Longwell, Director, Telco and Edge Alliances, Red Hat
Conclusion
With this collaboration, LabLabee strengthens its role as a leader in hands-on telco skills development, bringing certified Red Hat content to a global audience. This partnership empowers telecom professionals to gain vendor-recognized credentials while mastering practical, production-ready skills that accelerate cloud-native transformation.
Together, LabLabee and Red Hat are equipping the next generation of IT and network leaders with the expertise to innovate, scale, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry. More telecom-focused Red Hat labs and tools will follow, making this just the beginning of a powerful partnership.
About LabLabee
LabLabee offers a skills enablement platform with immersive, hands-on learning and real-world practice, focused on future network technologies such as 5G, Telco Cloud, Security, Networking, and Telco AI. With a mission to bridge the global skills gap, LabLabee’s virtual labs and sandboxes support telecom professionals throughout their journey, from onboarding and upskilling to advanced testing and troubleshooting. Its platform is hardware-free, vendor-agnostic, and structured to deliver practical learning at scale.
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