Hi, thanks for the reply. Sorry, I redacted the data where hostname sat. Those values are in fact unique for each key.

'hostname1' => {
                                                '1' => {
                                                         'pass' => 1,
                                                         'cpu' => '0.1
+1%',
                                                         'box_name' =>
+ '',
                                                         'capacity' =>
+ '0.57%'
                                                       }
                                              },
          'hostname2' => {
                                                   '1' => {
                                                            'pass' => 
+1,
                                                            'cpu' => '
+0.09%',
                                                            'box_name'
+ => '',
                                                            'capacity'
+ => '0.43%'
                                                          }
                                                 },

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