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layout: "intro"
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page_title: "Nomad vs. YARN"
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sidebar_current: "vs-other-yarn"
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Comparison between Nomad and Hadoop YARN
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# Nomad vs. Hadoop YARN
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YARN, or Yet Another Resource Resource Negotiator, is a system in Hadoop
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for both resource management and job scheduling. It is used to allow multiple
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Hadoop frameworks like MapReduce and Spark to run on the same hardware.
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Nomad is focused on both long-lived services and batch workloads, and
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is designed to be a platform for running large scale applications
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generally instead of specifically for Hadoop.
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