This is why I tend to build microservices that implement a bounded context. Then compose those different APIs, as necessary, to implement the public facing API.

This is why I tend to build microservices that implement a bounded context. Then compose those different APIs, as necessary, to implement the public facing API. I don't need granular level services, it places too much burden on operations, but I still get the separation of context, concerns and 'anti-corruption' layers that I'm looking for in my design.