Developer experience (DevEx) refers to the quality of software development processes available to DevOps teams, encompassing factors like ease of use, efficiency, and satisfaction when working with tools, platforms, and processes. A positive DevEx makes developers feel productive, ready to work, and capable of easily achieving their tasks, while a poorly optimized DevEx leads to negative emotions such as frustration and resentment. Key components of a positive DevEx include processes and systems, tools and technologies, culture and working environment, autonomy and feedback, and effective workflows that support cross-team communication and collaboration. By automating processes with CI/CD, IaC, and self-service environments, simplifying and standardizing development toolchains, fostering cross-team communication and collaboration, providing developer learning and growth opportunities, and following DevOps best practices, teams can improve their DevEx and ultimately boost software delivery success, productivity, and satisfaction. Monitoring DevEx satisfaction is crucial for determining whether a strategy is working, and using metrics such as flow state preservation, short feedback loops, and low cognitive load can help track progress and identify areas for improvement.