Nah, it is only really taking off now in enterprise consulting, with products going SaaS and what used to extension points via libraries, is now only possible via Webhooks and API calls, that naturally have to be done somewhere, either microservices or serverless.
I've come across quite a few job postings in the last could weeks looking for senior engineers with experience migrating monoliths to micro services. Not sure if the fad is still here or if those companies are just slow to get onboard.
There are still good uses for micro services. Specific services can gain a lot from it, the list of those types of services/apps is pretty short in my experience though.
