using tile layers created by gdal2tiles in ArcGIS

[kemmeta]

I used gdal2tiles to convert a bunch of GeoTIFFs to a tile layers , merged them and uploaded them to a webserver. The resultant URL looks like https://www.domain.tld/path/to/{z}/{x}/{z}.png , which I can use in LeafletJS.

My question is...  is it possible to load this tile layer in ArcGIS? In my Google searches I came across https://wmts.maptiler.com/ which seems like it converts tile layers like what I described to a WMTS. I took the resultant URL and went to Insert -> Connections -> Server -> New WMTS Server and Servers -> WMTSGate on wmts.mptiler.com.wmts -> WMTSGate -> wwwdomaintld and was able to add that to the Contents panel but that then zoomed the map view out so much that the entire Earth showed up.

Any ideas?

[Brian_Wilson]

You could use mapproxy (https://mapproxy.org) to serve the tiles. For output I've only tried WMTS once or twice, I normally use WMS services. I have been using it for serving aerial photos, hillshades, etc for about 6 years now. It works in Web App Builder and in Arc Pro.

Mapproxy is a proxy of course but what you do is stick your folder full of tiles somewhere and tell mapproxy that the folder is a cache. Then it happily handles serving them in whatever formats you specify, skipping the proxy part.

https://mapproxy.github.io/mapproxy/caches.html#file

You have to configure it with a text file so there is the usual learning curve. But it's not too bad. Also, it's free!