Hi,
you should check Sentinel-2 data. NDVI index is a combination of bands B4 and B8. You can find more information about the NDVI index (and the rest of the EO products) here:
https://sentinel-hub.com/develop/documentation/eo_products/Sentinel2EOproducts

With the Sentinel Hub account you can configure your own layers as well:
https://www.sentinel-hub.com/faq/how-create-eo-product
You will also find various combinations of colours (which can be further modified) here:
Sentinel-Hub custom scripts

Normalized difference vegetation index

A repository of custom scripts that can be used with Sentinel-Hub services.

(https://sentinel-hub.github.io/custom-scripts/sentinel-2/ndvi/script.js)

In general, NDVI uses two properties to quantify healthy vegetation. It uses near-infrared (NIR) because vegetation strongly reflects it. And it also uses red light, because plants strongly absorb it. For this same reason, this is why our eyes see vegetation as the color green.

Now that you have a bit of background on NDVI, you can easily create NDVI maps in ArcGIS.