Microservices take all the SOA problems and turn them up to eleven, as far as I can tell. It intertwines decomposition of your system (sometimes good) with network communication (rarely good) and additional ops management (never good).
Yanking out the major chucks of independent functionality into separate deployable services makes sense at a large enough scale and for large enough, independent enough components. But you would only do so out of necessity, not as an initial architecture.
And yet here we are.
