import { TypeFn } from '../util';
import { ObjectKind } from './object-kind.prm';
import { SloTarget } from './slo-target.prm';
/**
 * Identifies an elasticity strategy kind/type.
 *
 * @param O The type of input data for the elasticity strategy (`ElasticityStrategySpec.sloOutputParams`). This must
 * match the type of output data of the SLO.
 * @param T (optional) The type of `SloTarget` that the elasticity strategy can operate on.
 * @param C (optional) The type of `staticConfig` that the elasticity strategy accepts.
 */
export declare class ElasticityStrategyKind<O, T extends SloTarget = SloTarget, C = Record<string, any>> extends ObjectKind {
    /**
     * This property is needed to trigger type checking for the `O` parameter
     * when assigning an `ElasticityStrategyKind` to an `SloMappingSpec`.
     * DO NOT use this property in your code.
     *
     * It cannot be a private property, because then TypeScript would omit the type
     * in the .d.ts file that is shipped in the npm package.
     *
     * @private
     */
    protected __sloOutputType: TypeFn<O>;
    /**
     * This property is needed to trigger type checking for the `T` parameter
     * when assigning an `ElasticityStrategyKind` to an `SloMappingSpec`.
     * DO NOT use this property in your code.
     *
     * It cannot be a private property, because then TypeScript would omit the type
     * in the .d.ts file that is shipped in the npm package.
     *
     * @private
     */
    protected __sloTargetType: TypeFn<T>;
    /**
     * This property is needed to trigger type checking for the `C` parameter
     * when matching an `ElasticityStrategyKind` to an `ElasticityStrategyController`.
     * DO NOT use this property in your code.
     *
     * It cannot be a private property, because then TypeScript would omit the type
     * in the .d.ts file that is shipped in the npm package.
     *
     * @private
     */
    protected __staticConfigType: TypeFn<C>;
    constructor(initData?: Partial<ElasticityStrategyKind<O>>);
}