D. Local
By default, the Terraform CLI uses the local backend to store the state file. The local backend stores the state as a file on your local filesystem. If you want to use a different backend, such as a remote backend (e.g., Terraform Cloud) or other options like S3 or Consul, you need to configure the backend explicitly in your Terraform configuration files.
The Terraform CLI uses a local backend by default, which stores the state of your infrastructure in a local file named terraform.tfstate. This backend is simple to use and requires no additional setup, making it a good option for getting started with Terraform.
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