Schema updates for Expansion.

Changes to support template moves

Simplify Dockerfiles.

Remove direct access to manifests to prepare for persistence..

Default name for deployments is now <type>:<version> for better symmetry

deployed-instances needs to work with primitives.

Fixing some comments, etc.

Update README.md

Fixing the broken link to the design doc in the README.md

Spark: Add DM template for Spark

Fix container build break introduced by #113.

This is a first-cut template based on
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/tree/master/examples/spark
with minor templating. As I iterate on that example to add PDs, etc.
(which will add much more variance), I'll iterate here, too.

We will now assume anything not a template is a primitive.

Rather than hard-coding what a primitive is, we will only look for
templates, and let resourcifier error when kubectl fails to understand
anything else.

Adding missed new file.

Add resource state / errors to manifest. First step to #79, #80 

Updates type references

First changes to support displaying resources in the manifest, showing errors. Add timeout option to client, remove configuration related duplicated types for Configuration and Deployment and use the ones from manager instead

bootstrap.sh should look for the namespace file local to the script.

Not sure what this is about.

Adds support for "dm deployed-instances <type>:<version>"

When you deploy with <type>:<version>, the type actually seen by DM is
the template URL. While the template URL still shows up as the type when
performing a "dm deployed-types", this at least lets you look for
instances of a known type.

Refactoring the type URL code in client a bit.

Refactoring getTypeUrl.

Deployment name can now be set when doing "dm deploy".

Pretty print JSON responses from service.

Add try/catch handler for Jinja exceptions so we can better annotate errors, to include the file name.

errors, to include the file name.

The default is still either template file name or <type>-<version>.
Override using the "name" flag.