How about Celery & RabbitMQ?
Use Django's signaling functionality to kick off a Celery task, use
Celery to make it async and nearly real-time, then transfer the info
securely.
I recommend *not* allowing the data to be serialized in the RabbitMQ
message (for security & performance), but rather initiate a call to the
other servers via HTTPS or scp with the info, or prompting the other
servers to do a callback to the originating server via HTTPS or scp call
of their own.
Of course, there's no way to avoid race conditions because a person can
be logged into more than one of these apps and once and make changes
nearly simultaneously, but
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