Abstract:Due to the deficiencies in generalization, reliability, and scalability of traditional launch vehicle test data exchange platforms, research is conducted on the design of a test data exchange platform based on microservices architecture. Docker containers and Kubernetes (K8s) orchestration technology are employed to design a five-layer distributed platform architecture, enabling service module decoupling and redundant deployment. A no-code data interpretation statement system is designed, compatible with multiple databases such as MySQL, Dameng database, and InfluxDB, and capable of managing the entire process of launch vehicle test data access, parsing, display, and interpretation. Testing has shown that the platform"s single-frame data processing latency, fault self-healing speed, and disaster tolerance capabilities all meet design goals. The data interpretation is accurate, and the platform achieves the engineering objectives of high reliability, easy scalability, and autonomous controllability, meeting the development needs of the new generation of rocket ground test, launch, and control systems.