Distributed Lucene.NET

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Hi,

I have a Terabyte of data, maybe more, which I'd like to index and search with Lucene. I'd like to be able to split the index out to different machines, similar to what Solr does (if I understand Solr correctly).

Are there any existing tools to do this on the Windows platform?

Thanks!

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