uuidd:tldr:1169f

The command "uuidd --random --uuids ${number_of_uuids}" is used to generate a specific number of universally unique identifiers (UUIDs) using the uuidd utility.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "uuidd": This is the name of the utility/command that is being executed. It stands for UUID generation daemon and is used to generate UUIDs.
• "--random": This option instructs the uuidd utility to generate random UUIDs. UUIDs are typically generated using a combination of time, machine details, and random numbers.
• "--uuids": This option specifies that the command should generate UUIDs.
• "${number_of_uuids}": This is a placeholder for the parameter indicating the desired number of UUIDs to be generated. You need to replace "${number_of_uuids}" with the actual number of UUIDs you want to generate. For example, if you want to generate 5 UUIDs, replace "${number_of_uuids}" with "5".

Overall, this command will generate a specified number of random UUIDs using the uuidd utility.