Paperspace

Validated on 14 Dec 2023 • Last edited on 2 Oct 2024

Paperspace is a cloud-based machine learning platform that offers GPU-powered virtual machines and a Kubernetes-based container service.

Products

Paperspace offers Notebooks, Deployments, Workflows, and Machines for developing, training, and deploying AI applications.

Notebooks are a web-based Jupyter IDE with shared persistent storage for long-term development and inter-notebook collaboration, backed by accelerated machines.
Deployments are containers-as-a-service that let you run container images and serve machine learning models.
Workflows automate machine learning tasks, combining GPU instances with an expressive syntax to generate production-ready machine learning pipelines with a few lines of code.
Machines are Linux and Windows virtual machines with persistent storage, GPU options, and free unlimited bandwidth. They’re designed for high-performance computing (HPC) workloads.

Developer Tools

API keys let you interact with Paperspace through the Core RESTful API, the Core Javascript SDK, and Gradient command-line utility (CLI). API Keys have team-scoped permissions and are associated with your user account.
Programmatically manage Paperspace resources using conventional HTTP requests.
Install and use the new Paperspace Command Line Interface.
Documentation for the legacy Paperspace CLI and API, including example requests and available parameters.

Paperspace Resources

Create a Paperspace account.
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Curated list of interactive ML sample projects.
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View and post questions.
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Paperspace personal accounts provide each user with a private workspace that has a unique namespace. Teams let you collaborate with others.
A list of Paperspace services and their pricing.

Latest Updates

1 July 2024

  • We have deprecated Windows-based templates, so they are unavailable for new Paperspace users. Users who joined Paperspace prior to 1 July 2024 can still start, create, and manage Windows-based template machines. We continue to support Windows streaming updates for existing users.

  • Paperspace NVIDIA GRID machines are now retired and therefore unavailable for new and existing Paperspace users. NVIDIA GRID machine types are Air, Standard, Advanced, Pro, ProL, and ProXL.

15 May 2024

  • A new API for managing Paperspace resources is now available. The API provides:

    • A unified and predictable endpoint schema

    • Improved performance and scalability

    • Documented support for API endpoints

    We have deprecated the legacy Gradient and Core API endpoints, so they are now unavailable for Paperspace users. Applications must use the new API to retain functionality. You can submit a support ticket for questions or assistance.

13 May 2024

  • We have simplified how you create machines and made the following improvements:

    • Operating system (OS) templates are auto-selected for machines. When you select a machine, only the supported templates for that machine type are shown. This pairing of machines and templates ensures that you choose a template that works with your machine.

    • Machine approval and fraud detection processes have been improved. This reduces the number of machine approval requests you make. You can request approval for a machine when selecting a machine in the Paperspace console.

For more information, see the full release notes.

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