django-watson VS django-auto-deploy

Another option is you could look at https://github.com/etianen/django-watson which I have used in the past, but I am not positive if it would work how you want.

django-watson - search functinality

Before, django-watson was used to provide suggestions for a given query. This library implements search mechanisms for multiple database backends and is relatively easy to use. For SQLite3, naive regex-matching is used, without the possibility of search result ranking. SQLite3 is only used in the debug server of Raveberry, postgres is the important backend that is used in production setups. For postgres, its built-in full text search is used.

django-auto-deploy - deploy website on a DO droplet

You might be interested in a bash script I created that automatically installs Nginx, Gunicorn, virtual environment, sFTP user, DB server, Django, etc., and configures it for a specific domain. It allows you to install multiple websites on a server without the need to manually set up Gunicorn, database, Nginx, and so on for every website.

You can try this bash script do deploy multiple Django websites with a simple command: https://github.com/jdbit/django-auto-deploy

The bash script is available on Github. I have tested it on an Ubuntu droplet, but it should work on other Debian-based Linux distributions. You can download it from GitHub and run the script on your server with a single command: