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You can try contacting <a href="http://www.lucidimagination.com/About/Contact" rel="nofollow">Lucidworks</a> with that question. I heard they were working with Boomi on PaaS/Saas for their Lucidworks 1.4. Although Boomi <a href="http://www.boomi.com/products/evaluate/supported_applications" rel="nofollow">don't explicitly say</a> that they support Solr, this <a href="http://www.lucidimagination.com/blog/2010/02/11/webinar-how-search-unlocks-log-metadata-to-visualize-your-business-process-in-the-cloud/" rel="nofollow">webinar</a> may suggest they were working with Lucidworks to include their Solr-based search engine in their portfolio. Even if Lucidworks people don't provide SaaS, they're surely the right address to ask who does. Good luck in your search and please get back to us with the information you manage to find... EDIT 04/2012: If I had to make that choice today, I'd seriously consider <a href="http://www.cloudbees.com" rel="nofollow">CloudBees</a> (which has <a href="http://wiki.cloudbees.com/bin/view/RUN/Websolr" rel="nofollow">WebSolr</a> plugin). It's a complete ALM & CI cloud framework for JVM-based languages, with loads of partner plugins (Jenkins, NewRelic, Sonar, MongoHQ, Cloudant, ...), many of them with free base options. The most significant difference, when comparing with other SaaS/PaaS services, is that you can set up development environment and even deploy your app (on one node, of course) without even leaving your credit card details.
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1. COthanks mate... im trying with websolr.com at the moment... looks okay for small setups but they also offer dedicated instances with a lot more flexibility but ofcourse that costs a lot more (500 usd per month)
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2. COI just bumped into this: http://www.wijiti.com/contact/solr, an Australian company that's about to start offering Solr SaaS.
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