This outcome could be considered a feature of microservices: by abstracting the functionality into more tightly-contained units, failures are more isolated. So

This outcome could be considered a feature of microservices: by abstracting the functionality into more tightly-contained units, failures are more isolated. Sounds like the organization needs to do other things to keep people from getting siloed, though that gets increasingly difficult at scale. Well-defined SLAs (along with monitoring and reporting of those SLAs) are also necessary so that microservice failures can be understood in the right context.