What are the maximum notebook permissions that can be granted to a user without allowing accidental changes to production code or data?

Granting "Can Read" permissions to a user ensures that they have the ability to view notebooks and their contents without the capability to make any modifications. This is crucial in a production environment where the integrity and stability of code and data must be maintained. By restricting users to viewing only, it minimizes the risk of accidental alterations that could disrupt workflows or introduce errors into the production system.

In contrast, "Can Edit" permissions would allow users to change the notebooks, which could lead to unintended modifications to production code. "Can Manage" includes editing privileges as well as the ability to change permissions for others, providing even greater risk to production integrity. Lastly, "No permissions" means users would be unable to access crucial information in the notebooks altogether, which may hinder their ability to perform their job effectively, especially when collaboration or knowledge sharing is needed.

By providing "Can Read" permissions, organizations strike the right balance between accessibility and safeguarding production environments.