Add multi-network channel.

[mskrocki]

This PR adds multi-network channel where community will discuss on introducing multi network concept and a Network construct into Kubernetes.

Fixes #6751

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[coderanger]

Is this something run by a SIG? If so can it be under that SIG namespace?

[mskrocki]

It is network related so I think it would fall under the network SIG, and yeah it could be under that namespace. /Cc @dcbw @thockin @aojea

[aojea]

/ok-to-test LGTM

@thockin for the naming, he loves that :smile:

[markjacksonfishing]

Cc @coderanger

[coderanger]

"under the SIG namespace" means make the channel name something like #sig-networking-multinetwork or similar, so it's clearly associated with the SIG.

[jellonek]

@dcbw ping. can you take a quick look there?

[jberkus]

Channel has been renamed properly.

/lgtm /approve

@dcbw @thockin @aojea if you have no objections, I'll remove the hold in a day or so.

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[aojea]

Once that is reviewed and the approved label added, the hold will be canceled and this will merge automagically.

/lgtm

Thanks Josh,

[jberkus]

/remove-hold