Writing Clojure without spaghetti isn't too hard, and definitely more practical than waiting for a Jepsen alternative to come along.
The Jepsen author gave a great talk on all the performance engineering work that has gone into it, Jepsen is near enough an entire DBMS in its own right https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUdhyAdYfpA
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Is there any alternative to Jepsen that does not involve writing spaghetti Clojure code?
Writing Clojure without spaghetti isn't too hard, and definitely more practical than waiting for a Jepsen alternative to come along.
The Jepsen author gave a great talk on all the performance engineering work that has gone into it, Jepsen is near enough an entire DBMS in its own right https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUdhyAdYfpA
I have found that some projects are using Porcupine as an alternative.
I just really couldn’t justify Clojure in my project and personally if I want Lisp, I know where to find it.