Configurations
Paperspace
Learn how to configure Paperspace for use with Filebase.
What is Paperspace?
Paperspace is a cloud computing platform that enables developers to create next-generation applications from within their web browser. Paperspace offers a variety of Machine Learning models and fully managed cloud GPU platforms for endless development environments. Paperspace allows you to use and store data on S3-compatible storage services such as Filebase.
Read below to learn how to use Paperspace with Filebase.
1. First, we need to configure our Filebase bucket to have a CORS policy that allows connection to Paperspace.
To do this, create a new file called
cors.json with the following content:1
{
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"CORSRules":
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[
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{
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"AllowedHeaders": [
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"*"
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],
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"AllowedMethods": [
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"GET",
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"PUT"
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],
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"AllowedOrigins": [
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"https://console.paperspace.com"
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],
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"ExposeHeaders": [],
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"MaxAgeSeconds": 3000
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}
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]
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​
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}
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2. Next, apply this CORS policy to your Filebase bucket with the command:
aws --endpoint https://s3.filebase.com s3api put-bucket-cors --bucket filebase-bucket --cors-configuration=file://cors.json3. To confirm the CORS policy was applied correctly, use the following command:
aws --endpoint https://s3.filebase.com s3api get-bucket-cors --bucket filebase-bucket
When prompted for the product type, select Gradient. You’ll be brought to the Gradient dashboard.
5. Select your account’s image in the top left corner, then select ‘Team Settings’:
6. From your account settings, select the ‘Storage’ tab:
7. Once you’re in the Storage tab, select ‘Add Storage Provider’ in the bottom right.
8. Select ‘S3-compatible’ as the storage type:
9. Configure the following settings to connect Paperspace to your Filebase account:
- Name: Filebase
- Bucket: Filebase Bucket Name
- Access Key ID: Filebase Access Key
- Secret Access Key: Filebase Secret Key
- Signature Version: v4
- Is default storage provider: Toggle to enabled.
Then click ‘Create’.
10. Filebase will now be listed as a storage provider for your Paperspace account.
11. Head back to the Paperspace dashboard. Select ‘Create a Project’:
12. Give your project a name, or use the auto-generated name.
13. Select the ‘Data’ tab.
14. Then select ‘Create a Dataset’:
15. Give your dataset a name and description, then from the drop-down menu, select your Filebase storage provider configuration.
16. Drag and drop files, or select the prompt to upload files:
17. Once you’ve selected your files, click ‘Upload’.
18. Your uploaded files will be reflected in your Filebase bucket.
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What is Paperspace?
1. First, we need to configure our Filebase bucket to have a CORS policy that allows connection to Paperspace.
2. Next, apply this CORS policy to your Filebase bucket with the command:
3. To confirm the CORS policy was applied correctly, use the following command:
4. Login to the Paperspace dashboard.
5. Select your account’s image in the top left corner, then select ‘Team Settings’:
6. From your account settings, select the ‘Storage’ tab:
7. Once you’re in the Storage tab, select ‘Add Storage Provider’ in the bottom right.
8. Select ‘S3-compatible’ as the storage type:
9. Configure the following settings to connect Paperspace to your Filebase account:
10. Filebase will now be listed as a storage provider for your Paperspace account.
11. Head back to the Paperspace dashboard. Select ‘Create a Project’:
12. Give your project a name, or use the auto-generated name.
13. Select the ‘Data’ tab.
14. Then select ‘Create a Dataset’:
15. Give your dataset a name and description, then from the drop-down menu, select your Filebase storage provider configuration.
16. Drag and drop files, or select the prompt to upload files:
17. Once you’ve selected your files, click ‘Upload’.
18. Your uploaded files will be reflected in your Filebase bucket.