I'm trying to implement Lucene in my app using Amazon S3 to storage the indexes that I generate, but I can find any code examples or a clear article. So anyone that have some kind of experience with this please give a guide or something that can help me start
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There's a similar question here.
Here's an interesting article of how the biggest Solr service provider Lucid Imagination proposes to deploy their Solr implementation on EC2.
And here's their Search-as-a-Service solution.
If you're not bound to S3, you can use dedicated Solr cloud service called WebSolr.
Also, if you need complete ALM/CI solution for your development project, there's a WebSolr module included in CloudBees.