# DB LoadBalancing, Java EE Authentication, Unikernels, Hexagons, Lazy Serialization, High Performance JDBC--60th airhacks.tv

Topics excerpts (https://gist.github.com/AdamBien/a26694037cad257f3828bd9d23c85b25) for the 60th (!!) airhacks.tv:


    Additional thoughts on Hexagonal Architectures
    Databases load balancing
    Dealing with ThinWARs and useful 3rd party dependencies
    Persistent timers in cluster
    EJB local, remote etc. or learning Java EE with or without history
    Shopping cart and microservices
    The who is first probem and JMS.
    Unikernel architectures and Java EE
    Microservice best practices with Java EE
    Serialization of lazy JPA entities
    WebStandards SPA and form authentication / authorization per page
    Difference between:  @Gauge and @Counted
    Are WebSockets reasonable for a implementation of a Chat?
    Checking connection leaks with JDBC
    In what order should the following be closed. Connection, PreparedStatement, ResultSet?
    What are the most effective ways/ APIS, Libraries to test for connection/ connection pool leakages in java code?
    Does a high number of sleeping connections have a negative impact on Database/system performance?
    JMS with WebSockets in cluster / OpenShift
    Opinions on  Wildfly & Galleon?
    Usecases for ThornTail
    Java EE Security (Java EE 8) best practices
    How to handle authentication and authorization (the Java EE way) in a module
    Which interfaces to implement? How does this work with EJBs, should any of the implementing classes be EJBs?
    The future of Jersey
    WebStandards and productivity
    Thoughts on quarkus.io
    Balance between SpringBoot and Java EE
    Java SE low latency/real time
    Jira+Confluence vs.  git+asciidoc

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