As is obvious, the UUIDs generated here are very similar, which may abet user errors. The classic Ubuntu server installer generates version 4 UUIDs which provide much more variance.
This may be visualized by using, for example, the bulk UUID generators version 1 and 4 at https://www.uuidonline.net/
Using the 18.04.1 server-live installer with manual partitioning, the system ends up with an fstab like this:
UUID=d94e7ea3- 9785-11e8- b625-080027681a 6b / ext4 defaults 0 0 9785-11e8- b625-080027681a 6b /boot ext4 defaults 0 0
UUID=d94e7ea2-
/swap.img none swap sw 0 0
As is obvious, the UUIDs generated here are very similar, which may abet user errors. The classic Ubuntu server installer generates version 4 UUIDs which provide much more variance.
This may be visualized by using, for example, the bulk UUID generators version 1 and 4 at https:/ /www.uuidonline .net/