Hi there chaixl,
A few questions to help me better understand what may be happening in your situation:
- Are you running Kibana behind a proxy? If so, are there any error logs in the proxy's logs?
- Are other functions working correctly? Can you view dashboards or visualizations? If so, it is only failing when you try to save things?
- What is the response of hitting the
/_statusendpoint in Elasticsearch? It's possible you have a shard-related issue in the cluster.
(I have saved almost 165 objects in the kibana,Is it possible that there are too many saved objects.)
This should not be a problem unless you have an Elasticsearch cluster that does not have enough disk space or available RAM. We support Kibana deployments with 1000s of objects.