import { VmUpdateSpecsRequest } from "./api-clients/client";
/**
 * A VM tier is how we classify the specs of a VM. You can use this to request a VM with specific
 * specs.
 *
 * You can either get a tier by its name, or by specifying the minimum specs you need.
 *
 * ## Example
 *
 * ```ts
 * const tier = VMTier.Pico;
 * ```
 *
 * ```ts
 * const tier = VMTier.fromSpecs(16, 32, 40);
 * ```
 */
export declare class VMTier {
    readonly name: VmUpdateSpecsRequest["tier"];
    readonly cpuCores: number;
    readonly memoryGiB: number;
    readonly diskGB: number;
    /** 1 CPU, 2GiB RAM */
    static readonly Pico: VMTier;
    /** 2 CPU, 4GiB RAM */
    static readonly Nano: VMTier;
    /** 4 CPU, 8GiB RAM */
    static readonly Micro: VMTier;
    /** 8 CPU, 16GiB RAM */
    static readonly Small: VMTier;
    /** 16 CPU, 32GiB RAM */
    static readonly Medium: VMTier;
    /** 32 CPU, 64GiB RAM */
    static readonly Large: VMTier;
    /** 64 CPU, 128GiB RAM */
    static readonly XLarge: VMTier;
    static readonly All: VMTier[];
    private constructor();
    static fromName(name: VmUpdateSpecsRequest["tier"]): VMTier;
    /**
     * Returns the tier that complies to the given minimum specs.
     * @param cpuCores Amount of CPU cores needed
     * @param memoryGiB Amount of memory needed in GiB
     * @param diskGB Amount of disk space needed in GB
     */
    static fromSpecs(specs: {
        cpu: number;
        memGiB: number;
        diskGB?: number;
    }): VMTier | undefined;
}