SATA vs NVMe vs SCSI/SAS only matters at the lowest levels of the operating system's storage stack. All the filesystem code and almost all of the block layer can work with any of those transports using the same HDD-like abstractions. Switching to a more flash-friendly abstraction breaks compatibility throughout the storage stack and potentially also with assumptions made by userspace.
SATA vs NVMe vs SCSI/SAS only matters at the lowest levels of the operating system's storage stack. All the filesystem code and almost all of the block layer can work with any of those transports using the same HDD-like abstractions. Switching to a more flash-friendly abstraction breaks compatibility throughout the storage stack and potentially also with assumptions made by userspace.