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I have built my tile server on AWS EC2 instance(using this as reference) and want to use this map on AWS EC2 instance as a base map in QGIS(click 'layer' > 'add layer' > 'Add WMS/WMTS layer' to add map). When I try to add my EC2 instance url as a WMS URL on QGIS, I get an error saying

The server you are trying to connect to does not seem to be a WMS server. Please check the URL.

Do I need to convert my AWS url to a WMS URL? Are there any tutorial on how to do this?

asked 15 Mar '19, 20:30

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Sounds like you did set up a TMS, not a WMS. So try using it as a TMS instead.

(18 Mar '19, 15:16) scai ♦

@Scai yes. but I'm not able to add the TMS url to QGIS

(18 Mar '19, 15:46) vishy91
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Does the URL work in your browser?

(18 Mar '19, 15:51) scai ♦

@Scai - yes. the URL works in my browser and I can see the map with zoom levels from 0-18. I have this configured using Leaflet for front end.

(18 Mar '19, 16:01) vishy91

WMS and WTMS servers are far more complicated services than a regular google/OSM format tile server.

To add a "normal" tileserver one to QGis see the article here https://www.spatialbias.com/2018/02/qgis-3.0-xyz-tile-layers/ (for whatever reason the settings for this are rather well hidden).

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answered 20 Mar '19, 08:00

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