That's the easy case. A harder case is when you have a "service" layer which also has a large collection of queries at various levels of abstraction. These ma

That's the easy case. A harder case is when you have a "service" layer which also has a large collection of queries at various levels of abstraction. These map poorly into resources, where you want a single level of abstraction per resource. And they map badly to legacy consumers, who've grown comfortable to having a collection of special knobs and dials perfectly shaped for their exact needs.