Groovy / Grails / JAX-RS + Postgresql, deployed on AWS using Ansible. But I'm working on starting to containerize everything I do, and move to a Docker / Kubernetes centric model.
My new favorite: Micronaut [1]. It's the first java based framework (though I am using Groovy with it) that just "does what I want" with sensible defaults for a modern REST based API: simple annotation based URI spec on methods with bindings to arguments for parameters, and defaults to JSON responses with encoding etc all built in. You can hook it to hibernate, GORM etc., but I just use Groovy's built in Sql classes which essentially are as good as a minimalistic ORM.
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* DB is usually SQLlite / hosted mongo
* UI is mostly in HTML/Vue/React in increasing order of complexity (latest stable versions)
Very smooth deploys on Heroku.
* Language: Scala
* Framework: playsonify [1] on top of play and lately, on top of akka-http (pre-release module [2]).
* Database: PostgreSQL when possible.
* Deployment: Ansible
[1] https://github.com/AlexITC/playsonify
[2] https://github.com/AlexITC/playsonify/tree/2.0.0-SNAPSHOT/pl...
Very simple, no fuss, "just works" as advertised.
[1] http://micronaut.io/