

Follow the next steps in the New layer dialog, which is shown in the following image.

Opacity: If your map contains multiple layers, one layer can obscure another one. If you want to make a layer visible only for a certain range of zoom levels, you can specify the zoom levels either by entering them in the text boxes or by sliding the range slider to the desired values. Zoom levels: By default, a layer is visible at all zoom levels. Under Layer settings, you can change the layer name and description and configure zoom levels and opacity for your layer: To change the default map settings, select Default map in the Layers panel. To hide the Layers panel, select the collapse (arrow) icon in the panel’s upper-right corner. To examine the Default map layer configuration, in the Layers panel on the upper left of the map, select Default map, as shown in the following image. You can now see the default OpenSearch basemap. In the New Visualization dialog, choose Maps.Choose the Create visualization button.On the top menu bar, go to OpenSearch Dashboards > Visualize.To create a new map from the Visualize workflow, perform the following steps: On the top menu bar, go to OpenSearch Plugins > Maps.To create a new map from the Maps workflow, perform the following steps: You can create a new map from the Maps or Visualize workflows by performing the following steps: OpenSearch maps are powered by the OpenSearch maps service, which uses vector tiles to render maps. Additionally, you can configure maps to show specific data at different zoom levels. You can build each layer from a different index pattern. OpenSearch lets you construct map visualizations with multiple layers, combining data across different indexes.

With OpenSearch Dashboards, you can create maps to visualize your geographical data.
