Which of the following is a valid command to view the current configuration values in Terraform?

The command to view the current configuration values in Terraform is 'terraform state list.' This command is used to inspect the resources that Terraform is currently managing within the state file. It lists all the resources tracked in the state, which reflects the configuration values that have been applied and are currently being managed by Terraform.

When you run 'terraform state list,' you gain insights into what resources exist according to Terraform's state, which can help in understanding the current state of your infrastructure. This is particularly useful for troubleshooting or verifying what has been created.

The other commands listed do not serve the purpose of viewing current configuration values in the same manner. 'terraform config' is not a valid command in Terraform. 'terraform values' does not exist in the Terraform CLI commands. 'terraform get config' is also not a valid command; it may suggest fetching additional modules but does not provide the functionality to view current configuration values directly. This highlights why 'terraform state list' is the appropriate choice for viewing your current managed resources and their configuration in Terraform.