[IgnaciusMonk]

newer, smaller (physically,epitaxy, not capacity) ssd "cell" = more times per year you have to rewrite(refresh) that cell / whole disk so you do not lose data, anyway.

any sane person uses FS / system with dedup in it, so you can have 7+4+12 snapshots for 5TB of data taking only 7TB of space. etc

you want snapshots, for example Manjarolinux (arch based) does use BTRFS capable of snapshots. so before every update it will make snapshot so if update fails, you can just select to go back into working state in grub...

Alma linux uses BTRFS too but im not sure if they have this functionality too.

ZFS, bcache, BTRFS, checksums

MD-INTERGITY inside of linux kernel can provide checksums for any fs essentially. just " lvcreate --type raidN --raidintegrity y " and you have checksumms + raid in linux

[IgnaciusMonk]

without unraid / nonraid nonsense. Just " pure Linux™ " Trademark owned by Linus Torvalds

filesystem scrubbing.