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M.2 sata to usb enclosure
I just bought this, we'll see how easy it is to setup. Do you still run raspian on it, or something else?
Very easy. https://www.makeuseof.com/boot-raspberry-pi-4-via-ssd-network/
I used to run Fedora, now openSUSE on mine.
do you use a separate power for the sad? or just leave it plugged into the raspi?
No, it's a NVMe to USB-C enclosure, with a USB-A to C cable connecting it to the Pi. No external power.
I run ubuntu server on my RPi 4 with USB3 SSD. No issues so far, but needs a good PSU. Survived a blackout without an issue.
do you use a separate power for the sad? or just leave it plugged into the raspi?
No separate power, the USB3 SSD has only one USB-C connector, and draws a maximum of 250 or 300 mA under load for its nearly one TB. As the USB port is rated for 500mA, I'm quite safe.