It looks like in Paws::CloudWatch::DescribeAlarmsOutput it tells you that object contains an attribute that holds an arrayref where each element of the array is an object of the type Paws::CloudWatch::MetricAlarm. So you can deref the arrayref and loop through with foreach and inspect the attributes of MetricAlarm.

Update: Try this to see what you get.

2nd Update: I forgot to access the attribute MetricAlarms. This is all untested but should give you an idea.

3rd Update: Added print AlarmName attribute.

Update: Fixed brackets after @.

sub describe_alarms {
    my ($alarm_name_prefix) = @_;
    my $obj = Paws->service( 'CloudWatch', region => 'us-east-1' );
    my $result = $obj->DescribeAlarms(
        AlarmNamePrefix => $alarm_name_prefix,

    );
    
    #foreach(@$result){    Updated
    foreach( @{ $result->MetricAlarms } ){

        print "-"x79,"\n";
        print "**AlarmName** : ", $_->AlarmName,"\n";
        print Dumper($_);
    }
    print "\n***\n--number of elements: ", scalar @{ $result->MetricAl
+arms }, "\n";
    return $result;
}

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In reply to Re: Paws result how to process? by Lotus1
in thread Paws result how to process? by bigswifty00000

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