docs: Reference component configuration from quickstarts

Related to #226

Author: Christopher Davis

docs/quickstarts/aks.md

@@ -98,6 +98,10 @@ The provided configuration installs the Lokomotive cluster and the following com
 
 You can configure the components as per your requirements.
 
+Lokomotive can store Terraform state [locally](../configuration-reference/backend/local.md)
+or remotely within an [AWS S3 bucket](../configuration-reference/backend/s3.md). By default, Lokomotive
+stores Terraform state locally.
+
 Create a variables file named `lokocfg.vars` in the working directory to set values for variables
 defined in the configuration file.
 

docs/quickstarts/aws.md

@@ -90,6 +90,10 @@ The provided configuration installs the Lokomotive cluster and the following com
 
 You can configure the components as per your requirements.
 
+Lokomotive can store Terraform state [locally](../configuration-reference/backend/local.md)
+or remotely within an [AWS S3 bucket](../configuration-reference/backend/s3.md). By default, Lokomotive
+stores Terraform state locally.
+
 Create a variables file named `lokocfg.vars` in the working directory to set values for variables
 defined in the configuration file.
 

docs/quickstarts/baremetal.md

@@ -188,6 +188,10 @@ cluster "bare-metal" {
 
 ```
 
+Lokomotive can store Terraform state [locally](../configuration-reference/backend/local.md)
+or remotely within an [AWS S3 bucket](../configuration-reference/backend/s3.md). By default, Lokomotive
+stores Terraform state locally.
+
 For advanced cluster configurations and more information refer to the [Bare Metal configuration
 guide](../configuration-reference/platforms/baremetal.md).
 

docs/quickstarts/packet.md

@@ -27,6 +27,10 @@ uses the `stable` channel.
 The guide uses [Amazon Route 53](https://aws.amazon.com/route53/) as a DNS provider. For more
 information on how Lokomotive handles DNS, refer to [this](../concepts/dns.md) document.
 
+Lokomotive can store Terraform state [locally](../configuration-reference/backend/local.md)
+or remotely within an [AWS S3 bucket](../configuration-reference/backend/s3.md). By default, Lokomotive
+stores Terraform state locally.
+
 [Lokomotive components](../concepts/components.md) complement the "stock" Kubernetes functionality
 by adding features such as load balancing, persistent storage and monitoring to a cluster. To keep
 this guide short you will deploy a single component - `httpbin` - which serves as a demo