How to develope and integrate distributed search in ASP.NET MVC application.

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We have a MVC 4.0 Application with SQL Server 2012 Database in back-end. Now the records increasing and our client want us to implement and integrate Distributed search in our system. We don't have any experience in distributed search technology. We have expertise in ASP.NET, MVC, ENTITY Framework and Sql server.
Please provide some useful and easy to learn references so that we can start learn and develop Distributed Search.

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I googled it but not getting up to the mark links or references to start learning of distributed search.

Posted 7-Apr-16 0:40am

NileshKRathod

Updated 7-Apr-16 23:48pm

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F-ES Sitecore 7-Apr-16 7:56am

You'll have to start by defining what you mean by "distributed search", it can mean different things.

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Passion4Code · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-07T23:48:00

If I am anticipating correct regarding your issue of performance.
You need to do the Profiling first and check for the methods responding slow.
1.Profile the queries
2.Check the Estimated Execution Plan for the queries
3.Check for the Indexes, if not added add them.
4.Go for a performance tuning first.
If you are using searches, then try using Full Text Search
Understanding Full-Text Indexing in SQL Server[^]

Thanks