Solved.

For anyone who want to know how:

1. Take a look here: https://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/umport

2. Install via Umbraco Package Dialog on local and deployed Umbraco environment.

3. Configure *.config like the description in mentioned.

4. Check generated xml files into your repository

5. Build your project and publish the generated xml files from point 4 with your CI

6. Add a new deployment step to send a post request. For me its a powershell script. eg.:

param (
   [String]$url=$(throw "url must be specified."),
   [String]$apikey=$(throw "apikey must be specified.")
)

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"
$headers.Add("Accept", 'application/json')

$JSON = @{
  dataTypes = "CUD"
  templates = "CUD"
  documentTypes = "CUD"
  macros = "CUD"
  mediaTypes = "CUD"
  memberTypes= "CUD"
  memberGroups = "CUD"
  languages = "CUD"
  dictionaryItems = "CUD"
}

$uri = "$url/umbraco/api/umport/import?apiKey=$apikey"

Write-Host "POST Request send to:         $uri"
Write-Host "POST Data:                    $JSON"


Invoke-WebRequest -uri "$uri" -Headers $headers -Method POST  -Body $JSON -usebasicparsing

Powerhell script can placed in repository too. With params you can control the url and apikey within deployment process. The "-usebasicparsing" is important when you want to run this on a VisualStudio Teams deployment process.

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