In the beginning, all software was a single, monolithic executable. However, large scale executables quickly became unwieldy, cumbersome, and a nightmare to update and maintain. We took a step back and addressed the problems. As such, Service Oriented Architecture was born, and we all rejoiced. However, these large scale services quickly became unwieldy, cumbersome, and a nightmare to update and maintain. We took a step back and addressed the problems. As such, Microservices were born, and we all rejoiced. Unfortunately, the honeymoon with Microservices is now over, as we start to see problems with this style. In this talk, we'll take a step back, and look at the pros and cons of both SOA and Microservices. From there, we can weigh these concerns and try to find a happy middle ground, which I affectionately refer to as Macroservices. By the end, we'll have an appreciation for the concerns we must weigh as we decide how to build or refactor our next application.