Alexa has released Alexa Web Search Platform Beta. Using Alexa Web Crawl, developers will be able to create new search services without spending millions of dollars in search and server technology.


Amazon-owned search company Alexa has released Alexa Web Search Platform Beta opening up Alexa Web Crawl. It will be possible for developers to create new search services without spending millions of dollars in crawl, storage, processing, search and server technology.

The Alexa blog has announced, “Since 1996, Alexa has been crawling and storing the Web at millions of pages per day. Alexa has also been building out the infrastructure to store and analyze the data and serve it to toolbars, browsers, and websites worldwide. Now, all of that infrastructure is yours to use via the Alexa Web Search Platform:”

According to the Alexa Websearch “Users can view the results of their processes interactively, transfer the results to their home machine, or publish them as a new web service.”

To sign up for an account and use the Alexa Websearch Database and begin developing your own services click here.

 

 

 

 

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