An Angular 2 service is basically a wrapper class that serves as an interface into a downstream service implementation. This is similar to how a DAL class would be a wrapper class that serves as an interface into a downstream data store. So what kind of general architectural name would you use to describe an Angular service? I described it to someone I was showing it to "like a DAL" but I'm sure there's a better way to describe it. Would you describe it as a "service proxy", a "service wrapper" or something else? "Service wrapper" seems like it might be acceptable but Wikipedia seems to have a distinct and different definition for that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_wrapper
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