Microsoft on Using Lucidworks Search on Windows Azure

Windows AzureBrian Benz of Microsoft recently posted a blog, the first in a series, on “Using Lucidworks on Windows Azure.” In this first posting Brian explains how this service enables quick and easy provisioning of Lucene/Solr search functionality on Windows Azure. This service also supports pre-built connectors for various types of enterprise data, structured data, unstructured data and web sites.

Brian covers:

  • Options for Developers
  • Overview: Documents, Fields, and Collections
  • Security via Collections and Filters
  • Additional Features
  • Persistent Queries and Alerts, Auto-complete, spellcheck and similar terms
  • Stopwords
  • Increasing Relevance with Click Scoring
  • Lucidworks on Windows Azure – Easy Deployment

Whether you’re a Developer seeking to learn more about this service or a Business Analyst wanting to better understand your options for Enterprise Search capabilities, click here to read Brian’s’ complete posting.

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