What set of technologies should be used for a server-side Android application?

Question

Java

I've been puzzled by building a backend server for an android application. And immediately ran into a number of questions.
Own question in the technology stack. I own java ee, so there is not much to choose from. But what framework should you use?
found the following set:
• Apache Tomcat – servlet container;
• MySQL - DBMS;
• Subversion - version control system;
• Maven - a framework for automating the assembly of projects;
• JUnit - will ensure the efficiency of automatic testing of applications;
• Apache Log4j – logging library;
• Jenkins - continuous integration system;
• Hibernate - ORM (settings, configuration in properties, xml files and annotations);
• hibernate-generic-dao – Google's DAO implementation, implements the basic methods for working with database data, simplifies the implementation of filtering and sorting in methods;
• Spring - implementation of authentication and authorization (security), a container of services and beans (configuration in xml files and annotations), we also use it when creating tests.
I have worked with JBoss. can i use it instead of spring?
So far I am running centos7+mysql+java8+wildfly on amazon.
Criticize those who know.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I'll just leave it here:
google-end-points

Answer 3

But what about even JavaEE technologies?

Answer 4

Spring
CouchBase
Tomcat
Well for maven build