updated README with vhost details and updated version

README.md

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 |Repo Name| version | Build Status|
 |---|---|---|---|
-|`cd_apache`| 0.0.1.0 | [![Build Status](https://jenkins.confdroid.com/buildStatus/icon?job=cd_apache)](https://jenkins.confdroid.com/job/cd_apache/)|
+|`cd_apache`| 0.0.1.1 | [![Build Status](https://jenkins.confdroid.com/buildStatus/icon?job=cd_apache)](https://jenkins.confdroid.com/job/cd_apache/)|
 
 ### Synopsis
 `Apache httpd` is a very powerful and widely used web server.
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ As stated in the ynopsis, this module was written particularly for usage as base
 * WordPress
 * Nagios etc.
 
-With those use cases, you would provide the vHosts at the Puppet module for the application, not the base module.  Also, if you plan to use this module to run a plain fully fledged web server, you would use a role- or profile class/module on top of `cd_apache` to set up your vHost exactly as needed. Examples for regular basic vHost configuration files are included in the examples directory. The exact layout for your particular vhost configuration files depend a lot on your application and organization requirements, and cannot be predicted from outside per se.
+With those use cases, you would provide the vHosts at the Puppet module for the application, not the base module.  Also, if you plan to use this module to run a plain fully fledged web server, you would use a role- or profile class/module on top of `cd_apache` to set up your vHost exactly as needed. Examples for regular basic vHost configuration files are included in the examples directory as parameterized .erb files. You would create a define for vhosts, i.e. using the example parameters, and simply add `cd_apache` as requirement (i.e. require cd_apache) so it gets installed automatically.
 
 ### Repo Structure
 Repostructure as been moved to REPOSTRUCTURE.md