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Clarify controller-created resource namespace (#215)

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@ -17,7 +17,9 @@ There are two primary components to the Elafros system. The first is a controlle
The controller processes a series of state changes in order to move the system from its current, actual state to the state desired by the user.
All of the Elafros components are deployed into the `ela-system` namespace. You can see the various objects in this namespace by running `kubectl -n ela-system get all` ([minus some admin-level resources like service accounts](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubectl/issues/151)). To see only objects of a specific type, for example to see the webhook and controller deployments inside Elafros, you can run `kubectl -n ela-system get deployments`. The Elafros controller creates other child objects inside Kubernetes. You can specify the namespace for your child objects by specifying your desired namespace when deploying your Elafros configuration.
All of the Elafros components are deployed into the `ela-system` namespace. You can see the various objects in this namespace by running `kubectl -n ela-system get all` ([minus some admin-level resources like service accounts](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubectl/issues/151)). To see only objects of a specific type, for example to see the webhook and controller deployments inside Elafros, you can run `kubectl -n ela-system get deployments`.
The Elafros controller creates Kubernetes, Istio, and Build CRD resources when Elafros resources are created and updated. These sub-resources will be created in the same namespace as their parent Elafros resource, _not_ the `ela-system` namespace.
## Precise Object Listing