rfc: add api proposal for dis app

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[bengtfredh]

I have not thought it all the way through, but should we include grafana operator? Thinking maybe teams can deploy dashboards with their code?

[sduranc]

I have not thought it all the way through, but should we include grafana operator? Thinking maybe teams can deploy dashboards with their code?

I guess we can do it, but we should also be careful with overloading the CRD - that's why I wasn't sure about APIM, since that one can be quite long due to the policies.