I have not tried this myself: If you can deploy on a Debian-based distribution, you can leverage the large number of CPAN modules for which there are .deb equivalents available. Installing these are generally quick and easy, and the dependency management is pretty darn good.

All modules you mention are available, but you would have to check if that applies to every module you require: 

libcgi-application-perl
libhtml-template-perl
libhtml-fillinform-perl
libjson-xs-perl

[download]
A downside is that the .deb modules are not always current with CPAN.
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In reply to Re: Wisdom about "packaging" or transporting Perl apps by andreas1234567
in thread Wisdom about "packaging" or transporting Perl apps by bradcathey

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