Automatic Deployment between SharePoint 2013 systems

Hello,
I would like to ask about the possibility of an automated deployment between a local (development) SharePoint, a test server and a productive server. Is there such a tool or do I have to do all customizations and installations separately on each of the systems?
Thank you very much for your hints.
Regards,
Radek

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you wanted to automatic Deployment between SharePoint 2013 systems.
Per my knowledge, you can move content between environments. Please refer to:
Moving content between SharePoint environments
Copy SharePoint production data to a test environment
In addition, if you want to Automatic Deploy SharePoint, you can refer to:
Automating SharePoint Deployments in Windows Azure using PowerShell
Automated Deployment of SharePoint 2013 with Windows Azure PowerShell
Automated Deployment of SharePoint 2013 in Windows Azure
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