Updated readme

Author: mrog

test/e2e/README.md

@@ -22,16 +22,18 @@ This section describes how to run end-to-end (e2e) testing with CAPC.
 
 The first step to running the e2e tests is setting up the required environment variables:
 
-| Environment variable                         | Description                                                                      | Default Value               |
-| -------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| --------------------------- |
-|  `CLOUDSTACK_ZONE_NAME`                      | The zone name                                                                    | `zone1`                     |
-|  `CLOUDSTACK_NETWORK_NAME`                   | The network name. If not exisiting an isolated network with the name is created. | `Shared1`                   |
-|  `CLUSTER_ENDPOINT_IP`                       | The cluster endpoint IP                                                          | `192.168.1.38`              |
-|  `CLUSTER_ENDPOINT_PORT`                     | The cluster endpoint port                                                        | `6443`                      |
-|  `CLOUDSTACK_CONTROL_PLANE_MACHINE_OFFERING` | The machine offering for the control plane VM instances                          | `Large Instance`            |
-|  `CLOUDSTACK_WORKER_MACHINE_OFFERING`        | The machine offering for the worker node VM instances                            | `Medium Instance`           |
-|  `CLOUDSTACK_TEMPLATE_NAME`                  | The machine template for both control plane and worke node VM instances          | `kube-v1.20.10/ubuntu-2004` |
-|  `CLOUDSTACK_SSH_KEY_NAME`                   | The name of SSH key added to the VM instances                                    | `CAPCKeyPair6`              |
+| Environment variable                        | Description                                                                      | Default Value               |
+|---------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|
+| `CLOUDSTACK_ZONE_NAME`                      | The zone name                                                                    | `zone1`                     |
+| `CLOUDSTACK_NETWORK_NAME`                   | The network name. If not exisiting an isolated network with the name is created. | `Shared1`                   |
+| `CLUSTER_ENDPOINT_IP`                       | The cluster endpoint IP                                                          | `172.16.2.199`              |
+| `CLUSTER_ENDPOINT_PORT`                     | The cluster endpoint port                                                        | `6443`                      |
+| `CLUSTER_ENDPOINT_IP_2`                     | The cluster endpoint IP for a second cluster                                     | `172.16.2.199`              |
+| `CLUSTER_ENDPOINT_PORT_2`                   | The cluster endpoint port for a second cluster                                   | `6444`                      |
+| `CLOUDSTACK_CONTROL_PLANE_MACHINE_OFFERING` | The machine offering for the control plane VM instances                          | `Large Instance`            |
+| `CLOUDSTACK_WORKER_MACHINE_OFFERING`        | The machine offering for the worker node VM instances                            | `Medium Instance`           |
+| `CLOUDSTACK_TEMPLATE_NAME`                  | The machine template for both control plane and worke node VM instances          | `kube-v1.20.10/ubuntu-2004` |
+| `CLOUDSTACK_SSH_KEY_NAME`                   | The name of SSH key added to the VM instances                                    | `CAPCKeyPair6`              |
 
 You also have to export `CLOUDSTACK_B64ENCODED_SECRET` environment variable using this command `export CLOUDSTACK_B64ENCODED_SECRET=$(base64 -i cloud-config)` after creating `cloud-config` file with the following format.