Asenetar worked on the coreweave/ml-containers repository, focusing on decommissioning the unmaintained Slurm image build configuration. By removing legacy YAML-based build files and related Docker resources, Asenetar aligned the repository with the current project structure, where Slurm images are now managed under the SUNK project. This change streamlined the CI/CD pipelines, reduced ongoing maintenance, and simplified future development efforts. The work leveraged skills in CI/CD, Docker, and GitHub Actions, emphasizing infrastructure as code and automation. The scope was targeted, addressing a specific maintenance challenge and resulting in a cleaner, more maintainable codebase without introducing new features or bug fixes.