Using deployment pipelines
In software development best practices, you never want to mix development work with work that has been completed, is of a known good quality, and is used for production. To do this, most organizations will have separate environments for development and production. Some organizations will have more environments in the middle, such as specific kinds of testing or preproduction. By securing who can access production environments, it will protect the code or artifacts deployed there from the introduction of software bugs or the running of code that has not been fully tested.
Most organizations will also use these multiple environments to set up specific teams of people who will be dedicated to the function of each environment. For example, only developers creating new artifacts or code will have access to the development environment, only testers will have access to the test environment, and only production operations teams will have access to the production...
