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If you're running a single instance of Sitecore to serve your site then the Lucene indexes on the web database are automatically updated when an item is published. [EDIT: Having read the document linked to by Kyle in his answer, I'm going to double-check that this isn't dependant on the history engine, which I add to projects as a matter of course] If you're running an old version of Sitecore (6.2 or lower) and are using the staging module to maintain one/several front-end servers and an authoring server then you'll need to add the <code>HistoryEngine</code> on the web database (or whatever publishing target you're using) and set the <code>Indexing.ServerSpecificProperties</code> setting to <code>true</code> (I'm not sure at what version this setting was introduced - if you don't see it then you should probably consider upgrading if possible). If you're running Sitecore 6.3 or above, I believe (and I haven't tested this yet) that the CD instances should automatically re-index content after a publish from the CM server as though it were a single instance due to the event syndication. I'll check this later. For anyone wondering what the <code>HistoryEngine</code> is, it's really just a very simple log of what has changed in the database and when. Whenever something changes, the event is recorded there. This allows pre-6.3 instances to keep a handle on what's changed when they're disconnected from the content authoring instance. If you're curious, enable it and have a look at the History table in the database.
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