Red Hat's Results in its Own Words Now, let's talk about Q2. I will comment on nonGAAP adjusted results because I believe they provide a better comparison of performance with the prior year. Total second quarter revenue of $99.7 million represents an increase of 19% from last quarter and 52% moncler mens coats sale from the same quarter and fiscal year 2006 and includes approximately $7 million in JBoss revenue. It also includes inquarter revenue of approximately $1 million, which was not originally planned and is not likely to repeat in Q3. Even with this $1 million, we beat the high end of our previous guidance.
Subscription revenue was $84.9 million; moncler mens jackets sale it grew 19% sequentially and 56% yearoveryear. Training and services revenue came in at $14.7 million, an 18% sequentially increase and 29% yearoveryear. This quarter, 54% of our business came from the channel and 46% from direct sales versus a respective 61%, 39% split last quarter. This shift back towards direct sales is primarily the result of including JBoss' relatively higher direct bookings mix. Our expectation is that over time the indirect contribution will grow from these levels as we leverage our existing channel relationships to promote the JBoss offerings. Last week's introduction of the Red Hat application stack and our ability to rapidly introduce a joint Red Hat/JBoss offering to channels is illustrative of this point.
From a geographic perspective, 61% of bookings came from the Americas, 23% from EMEA, and 16% from Asia Pacific. Due to cheap moncler mens vests the inclusion of JBoss' results, this mix is more heavily tilted towards Americas than the recent prior quarters, as JBoss bookings have historically been small in EMEA and almost nonexistent in APAC. Of course, the exciting aspect of JBoss' previouslylimited ability to serve users globally is the opportunity we have to leverage our existing worldwide sales and support structure to grow the business in the future.
Our billings, which we define as revenue plus change in deferred revenue, was $113 million, up 23% yearoveryear and up 3% sequentially after adjusting for currency swings in each quarter. We have, of course, excluded from the change in deferred revenue the additional increase of approximately $16.8 million which came with the acquisition of JBoss. Q2 billings were affected this quarter moncler women vest by three specific Red Hatrelated issues which are temporary and which we believe will rebound quickly.
First, sales productivity was impacted by integration activities related to the recentlyacquired businesses. For example, we invested selling time of the entire Moncler global Red Hat sales force, including sales engineers, to train them on the basics of JBoss offerings. Although this training came at the expense of valuable selling time in Q2, we believe it was necessary and will produce returns in coming quarters.