Yes C & D
The default directories Splunk uses to store buckets are:
C. `colddb` - This directory stores cold buckets, which are older indexed data that has been rolled from the "hot" and "warm" states but is still searchable.
D. `db` - This directory is typically associated with hot and warm buckets. "Hot" buckets are the current writeable buckets where new data is indexed. When they reach a certain size or age, they become "warm" buckets.
The `bucketdb` is not a standard directory for storing Splunk data buckets, and `frozendb` is where frozen data is stored, but it's important to note that frozen data is no longer searchable within Splunk, as it's considered archived or deleted based on the retention policy.
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