Over a two-month period, contributed to microsoft/azurelinux by enabling automated firmware updates through the introduction of fwupd packaging and its dependencies, adapting Fedora-based packages to meet Azure Linux requirements. This work involved system integration, package management, and build system configuration using Rust, Python, and Shell. Subsequently, focused on microsoft/openvmm, where stability and reliability of OpenVMM on MSHV for Azure Linux were improved by addressing runtime, memory, and I/O message handling issues. Enhanced dependency management by migrating to stable crates.io releases for mshv-bindings and mshv-ioctls, reducing build instability and production risk while supporting future platform enablement and maintainability.