We just made a number of improvements to help Core power users self-serve Paperspace resources. 

With this update, you can now create private networks, spin-up shared drives, and assign public IP addresses to any machines that you manage!

Self-serve private networks improvement 

First up, we're pleased to bring private networks to all Core users. When you create a private network, you create a shared resource pool for your team that is isolated from every other machine and customer on Paperspace.

Once you create a private network, you can add machines and drives to the network to share with team members.

Be sure to read the docs for more info!

Self-serve private storage improvement 

Next up, we've made it easy to share a drive among multiple Core machines. After you create a shared network, you can spin-up a shared drive and attach it to the network in a matter of seconds!

For more information on shared drives, check out the docs!

Self-serve public IPs improvement 

Finally, we've made it a lot easier to claim and assign public IP addresses! While previously it was possible to assign a machine to a public IP after the machine was created, we've now streamlined the process to make it more visible at the team level.

To claim a public IP, simply visit the Public IPs tab in the console and claim the address. (Note that Public IPs are region-specific.)

To assign the new public IP to a machine, all we need to do is use the Assign feature to select the machine we want to expose to the public web. That's all there is to it!

If you get stuck please read the docs to learn more or reach out to us with any questions. 

Bugfixes fix 

• We resolved a troublesome issue that resulted in erroneous invoices being sent to a small number of users
• We decreased errors related to over-provisioning on the Paperspace public cluster
• We improved the strategy for guaranteeing hot nodes and faster startup times on the Paperspace public cluster
• We fixed a number of small issues related to Windows 10 BYOL machines