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@jackpa99 I would say no. Becuase when using this lib you need to have some of the cluster features there and commands enabled etc that only happens after a cluster is created. What i would do instead is to use plain redis-py to connect into your instances and just send .execute_command("CLUSTER CREATE") or something similar to each node you want to spin up and manage. But in general it is way simpler to use the redis-cli for this outside any redis-client, that is just from my personal experience.

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