JBoss EAP 7 Beta has been released, marking Red Hat's entry into the commercially supported Java EE 7-compliant Application Servers, joining IBM and Oracle. While WildFly has supported Java EE 7 for over two years, the commercial support of JBoss EAP 7 Beta is significant for broader enterprise adoption. The release also explores the integration of NoSQL databases like Couchbase, emphasizing the advantages of NoSQL over traditional RDBMS, such as schema flexibility, scalability, and reduced administrative costs. The text outlines how to set up a Java EE application deployed on JBoss EAP 7 Beta to interact with Couchbase, a document-based NoSQL database, via CRUD operations, using Docker for containerization and Maven for application deployment. The deployment process involves configuring Couchbase and deploying a Java EE application using the WildFly Maven Plugin, with instructions for accessing the application’s HTTP CRUD API, which interacts with JSON documents stored in Couchbase.