In this post, we describe an application that does a time series inverted search on computer logs that are described as raw text, timestamp, host, source and source type. We call these events and we keep them in a table. The events are stored in a table in a SQL database with a clustered index on the time-stamp. The application is a .Net Web API application that connects to the table over entity framework or any object-relational mapping library. The Web API application exposes an API to post the events into the server and an API to do search over the events. When the events are posted into the table, they are sorted by their time. When the search is executed by the table, the time range is used to select the events and returned to the user as search results. Code is being written at http://github.com/ravibeta/csharpexamples/SplunkLite.Net