You can create a Cloud Raster Format (CRF) using ArcGIS Pro.
Step-by-Step Guide
Use "ubuntu" username instead of "arcgis"
- Select Analysis → Tools → Copy Raster
- Select a mosaic dataset in either local or remote database. (e.g., C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\aws_rds_geodb_conn.sde\sdt_db.sdt_user.cer_syn1deg_1hour_terra_aqua_modis)
- Select output file name (e.g., c:/tmp/crf/ceres.crf)
- In Properties tab, Check Process as Multidimensional
- Check Build Multidimensional Transpose
- In Environment tab, select LERC for compression
- Change Width and Height to match raster x and y size (e.g., 360 and 180 for CERES)
- Upload CRF folder into an S3 bucket
- Create S3 connection using Create Cloud Connection tool in Toolbox
- Add it into folder in catalog pane
- Browse the connection using catalog pane
- Select CRF file that you uploaded; share as web layer in portal as image service
Note: MDCS is scripting solution for CRF conversion as well.
References
Esri ArcGIS Pro: Copy Raster (Data Management)