Worked on the facebook/fbthrift repository to streamline the ThriftServer startup process by removing obsolete MRL initializer code, following the deployment of a production-ready initializer. This refactoring effort focused on simplifying server-side initialization, reducing code complexity, and minimizing future maintenance risks. Using C++ and the Thrift framework, the developer aligned the codebase with current production practices, resulting in a more reliable and maintainable startup flow. No bug fixes were recorded during this period, as the primary contribution centered on code cleanup and production-readiness improvements, enhancing both the technical quality and operational efficiency of the ThriftServer implementation.