You can use Net::OpenSSH::Parallel for that: 
use Net::OpenSSH::Parallel;

my @hosts = (...);

my $pssh = Net::OpenSSH::Parallel;

# register the list of hosts:
$pssh->add_host($_) for @hosts;

# declare the commands you want to run in every host:
$pssh->push('*', cmd => 'do.this');
$pssh->push('*', cmd => 'do.that');
$pssh->push('*',
            { stdout_file => '%HOST%.csv' }, # %HOST% is replaced by t
+he host name
            cmd => 'make.csv');

# let Net::OpenSSH::Parallel take care of everything:
$pssh->run;

# finally, collect the errors and the temporary CSV files.
for my $host (@hosts) {
  my $error = $pssh->get_error($host);
  if ($error) {
    print STDERR "Failed to generate CSV from host '$host': $error\n";
  }
  else {
    system cat => "$host.csv";
    unlink "$host.csv";
  }
}

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update: code adjusted according to some of the comments by serf below.

In reply to Re: threads, forks and SSH by salva
in thread threads, forks and SSH by ralph2014

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