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Resource tier identifiers are used as resource_name when creating rentals and workloads (for example h200-small). The Python SDK exposes the same values as targon.Resources constants.

class Resources:
    # CPU Tiers
    CPU_SMALL = "cpu-small"
    CPU_MEDIUM = "cpu-medium"
    CPU_LARGE = "cpu-large"
    CPU_XL = "cpu-xlarge"

    # GPU Tiers
    # H200s
    H200_SMALL = "h200-small"
    H200_MEDIUM = "h200-medium"
    H200_LARGE = "h200-large"
    H200_XL = "h200-xlarge"
    # H100s
    H100_SMALL = "h100-small"
    H100_MEDIUM = "h100-medium"
    H100_LARGE = "h100-large"
    H100_XL = "h100-xlarge"
    # B200s
    B200_SMALL = "b200-small"
    B200_MEDIUM = "b200-medium"
    B200_LARGE = "b200-large"
    B200_XL = "b200-xlarge"
    # B300s
    B300_SMALL = "b300-small"
    B300_MEDIUM = "b300-medium"
    B300_LARGE = "b300-large"
    B300_XL = "b300-xlarge"
    # RTXP6000B
    RTXP6000B_SMALL = "rtx6000b-small"
    # RTX4090s
    RTX4090_SMALL = "rtx4090-small"
    RTX4090_MEDIUM = "rtx4090-medium"
    RTX4090_LARGE = "rtx4090-large"

Use targon inventory or the Inventory API to see which tiers are available and their current pricing.