1. A computer-implemented method for dynamic management of integration points, the computer-implemented method comprising: connecting a set of applications to a communication interconnect fabric to form a set of connections, wherein each application in the set of applications is interconnected and each individual connection has a set of integration paths defined including a default path; adding a first rule to a rule repository, wherein the first rule is user-defined, and wherein the rule repository comprises a plurality of rules defining management of the set of applications; monitoring the set of connections of the communication interconnect fabric to determine whether a performance metric for a specific application in the set of applications is within a predefined tolerance associated with the first rule in the rule repository; and responsive to a determination that the performance metric for the specific applications in the set of applications connected through the communication interconnect fabric, is not within the predefined tolerance, instructing a change in availability of an integration component; wherein the integration component is associated with the specific application and is integrated with the communication interconnect fabric; wherein the change in availability of the integration component causes a state change of the specific application, and wherein the state change remains effective for a time period that is based on the first rule.