Forecast: Cloudy: Searching Windows Azure Storage with Lucene.Net

Forecast: Cloudy: Searching Windows Azure Storage with Lucene.Net

8/3/2011

There isn’t yet a lot of support for a cloud-deployed search solution, but with Windows Azure, Lucene.Net and a bit of OpenXML, just about any searching requirements can be met. Joseph Fultz gets you started with a sample implementation.

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MSDN Magazine August 2011

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