This approach enables teams to create and manage multiple custom integrations for a host without requiring extensive cross-team coordination. By containerizing each integration, teams can easily build, test, and deploy their integrations, reducing the need for manual configuration and deployment. This approach also allows for greater flexibility in managing on-host integrations, particularly in environments like CoreOS Container Linux, where traditional installation methods may be less feasible. The isolation provided by containers makes it easier to separate workloads into more manageable components, ultimately improving platform maintainability and scalability.