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Is there an HAProxy virtual machine (any OS) with HAProxy installed but not configured (or configured and I'll just reconfigure)?

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HAProxy is extremely simple to install on Debian... – Antoine Benkemoun Dec 23 '10 at 16:18

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There isn't (to my knowledge anyway) however it's trivial to install on most distributions. Create a small VM with your distribution of choice and then install the HAProxy package. On Debian based distros it's as easy as apt-get install haproxy. For CentOS/RHEL, you'll need to add the EPEL repo, and then yum install haproxy

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You should be able to find lots of barebones straight CentOS appliances, just get one of these and install haproxy. – JamesHannah Dec 24 '10 at 0:06
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I agree with this. haproxy is seriously only one single binary. Its total footprint is not much more. Even if there is no package for your distribution of choice, simply create a small VM and download the binary from their website. – Grahamux Dec 29 '10 at 4:52

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