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Linux for the win again, to determine the health status of your SSD.
First you may need to install smartctl (it seems default installed on a Proxmox server):
sudo apt install smartmontools
Next we need to determine the device of our SSD.I used this command for that:
lsblk -o NAME,SIZ...
I always wonder what kind of SSD my computer has, especially when I haven't tinkered with the hardware for a while. Was it a NVME or SATA? What brand and model?
Linus has a simple command line that shows this:
lsblk -o NAME,SIZE,MODEL,TRAN
This will spit out a nice overview, something like this...