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+layout: "intro"
+page_title: "Nomad vs. HTCondor"
+sidebar_current: "vs-other-htcondor"
+description: |-
+  Comparison between Nomad and HTCondor
+---
+
+# Nomad vs. HTCondor
+
+HTCondor is a batch queuing system that is traditionally deployed in
+grid computing environments. These environments have a fixed set of
+resources, and large batch jobs that consume the entire cluster or
+large portions. HTCondor is used to manage queuing, dispatching and
+execution of these workloads.
+
+HTCondor is not designed for services or long lived applications.
+Due to the batch nature of workloads on HTCondor, it does not prioritize
+high availability and is operationally complex to setup. It does support
+federation in the form of "flocking" allowing batch workloads to
+be run on alternate clusters if they would otherwise be forced to wait.
+
+Nomad is focused on both long-lived services and batch workloads, and
+is designed to be a platform for running large scale applications instead
+of just managing a queue of batch work. Nomad supports a broader range
+of workloads, is designed for high availability, supports much
+richer constraint enforcement and bin packing logic.
+