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Having just a single drive doesn't really provide a lot of security. I'd want at least two drives in a RAID config.
You can have more than one drive on a pi, either USB, or they sell sata boards
Yes, I have 2x 4TB external drives in a Snap Raid config. Works great for years. :)
How do you connect them? Via SATA? Do you have a drive enclosure?
Pi-NAS = rpi4 2gb + qnap tr4 USB enclosure + open media vault
Just USB3, external drives and my Raspi has an enclosure.
Was actually my first venture into homelabbing but it proofed pretty sufficient. :)