A comprehensive system for the management of e-commerce file and data export information based on domain-driven design

With the rapid development of Internet technology, e-commerce has thoroughly infiltrated every aspect of commercial activities. It has not only altered traditional business models but also redefined market structures and consumer behaviors. However, existing e-commerce systems exhibit shortcomings in data file management and data export tasks, manifesting as functional gaps and redundant constructions. In response to this challenge, this study designs and implements an e-commerce file task system based on Domain-Driven Design theory and a microservices architecture. This system aims to provide a universal, efficient, and flexible solution for managing the complex and chaotic file and data export tasks inherent in the e-commerce domain. It contributes to enhancing the overall operational efficiency of e-commerce systems and optimizing the end-user experience. Finally, this study validated the effectiveness of the system through well-designed experiments.