Perhaps:

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

my %records;
local $/ = "\n\n";

while (<DATA>) {
    next if !/^(\d+):(.*)/s;

    $records{$1} = $2;
}

print Dumper(\%records);

__DATA__
Storage system address: 192.168.1.2
Storage system port: 443
HTTPS connection

1:    ID                = disk_dpe_0_0
      Enclosure         = DPE_0
      Slot              = 0
      Name              = DPE Disk 0
      Health state      = OK (5)
      Health details    = "The component is operating normally.  No ac
+tion is require
+d."
      Type              = SAS
      Capacity          = 288196762624 (268.4G)
      Rotational speed  = 15000 rpm
      User capacity     = 236420176896 (220.2G)
      Pool              = performance
      Current speed     = 6 Gbps
      Maximum speed     = 6 Gbps
      Manufacturer      = SEAGATE
      Model             = STE30065 CLAR300
      Vendor capacity   = 322122547200 (300.0G)
      Part number       = 005049273
      Serial number     = 6SJ2C6MV
      Firmware revision = ES0E
      WWN               = 06:00:00:00:05:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00
+:03

2:    ID                = disk_dpe_0_1
      Enclosure         = DPE_0
      Slot              = 1
      Name              = DPE Disk 1
      Health state      = OK (5)
      Health details    = "The component is operating normally.  No ac
+tion is require
+d."
      Type              = SAS
      Capacity          = 288196762624 (268.4G)
      Rotational speed  = 15000 rpm
      User capacity     = 236420176896 (220.2G)
      Pool              = performance
      Current speed     = 6 Gbps
      Maximum speed     = 6 Gbps
      Manufacturer      = SEAGATE
      Model             = STE30065 CLAR300
      Vendor capacity   = 322122547200 (300.0G)
      Part number       = 005049273
      Serial number     = 6SJ28QF3
      Firmware revision = ES0E
      WWN               = 06:00:00:00:05:00:00:00:01:00:00:00:01:00:00
+:03

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Prints:

$VAR1 = {
          '1' => '    ID                = disk_dpe_0_0
      Enclosure         = DPE_0
      Slot              = 0
      Name              = DPE Disk 0
      Health state      = OK (5)
      Health details    = "The component is operating normally.  No ac
+tion is required."
      Type              = SAS
      Capacity          = 288196762624 (268.4G)
      Rotational speed  = 15000 rpm
      User capacity     = 236420176896 (220.2G)
      Pool              = performance
      Current speed     = 6 Gbps
      Maximum speed     = 6 Gbps
      Manufacturer      = SEAGATE
      Model             = STE30065 CLAR300
      Vendor capacity   = 322122547200 (300.0G)
      Part number       = 005049273
      Serial number     = 6SJ2C6MV
      Firmware revision = ES0E
      WWN               = 06:00:00:00:05:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00
+:03

',
          '2' => '    ID                = disk_dpe_0_1
      Enclosure         = DPE_0
      Slot              = 1
      Name              = DPE Disk 1
      Health state      = OK (5)
      Health details    = "The component is operating normally.  No ac
+tion is required."
      Type              = SAS
      Capacity          = 288196762624 (268.4G)
      Rotational speed  = 15000 rpm
      User capacity     = 236420176896 (220.2G)
      Pool              = performance
      Current speed     = 6 Gbps
      Maximum speed     = 6 Gbps
      Manufacturer      = SEAGATE
      Model             = STE30065 CLAR300
      Vendor capacity   = 322122547200 (300.0G)
      Part number       = 005049273
      Serial number     = 6SJ28QF3
      Firmware revision = ES0E
      WWN               = 06:00:00:00:05:00:00:00:01:00:00:00:01:00:00
+:03
'
        };

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Note the use of local $/ = "\n\n"; to turn the line break "character" (record separator) into two line breaks as an easy way of reading the input as a stream of records.

Optimising for fewest key strokes only makes sense transmitting to Pluto or beyond

In reply to Re: Unable to get the paragraph in the list of hashes. Getting single lines instead. by GrandFather
in thread Unable to get the paragraph in the list of hashes. Getting single lines instead. by pritesh_ugrankar

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