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Add Exoscale instance type Module - #88
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Looks good, thank you for adding this with tests!
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This module provides predifined human readable exoscale instance types.
I built it up like the region modules to be able to exclude instance types.
Types are splitted up in categories like standard, cpu, gpu, storage, ...