Here you go - Hash creation code:

use strict;
use warnings;

my %hash =(
          'alerts' => [
                        {
                          'min_failure_count' => '3',
                          'status_history' => {
                                                'status' => [
                                                              1,
                                                              1,
                                                              1,
                                                              0,
                                                              0,
                                                              0,
                                                              1,
                                                              1,
                                                              0,
                                                              0
                                                            ],
                                                'ts' => [
                                                          1347395526,
                                                          1347395226,
                                                          1347394926,
                                                          1347394626,
                                                          1347394326,
                                                          1347394026,
                                                          1347393726,
                                                          1347393426,
                                                          1347393126,
                                                          1347392826
                                                        ]
                                              },
                          'status_code' => 1,
                          'original_status_code' => 'BAD',
                          'dimensions' => {
                                            'cluster' => '1',
                                            'filesystem' => '/',
                                            'hostgroup' => 'hiho',
                                            'service' => 'system.fs-us
+ed_pct',
                                            'host' => 'limonata'
                                          },
                          'best_group' => 'NO GROUP',
                          'timestamp' => 1347395226,
                          'text' => '95.019 (value) > 95 (max limit
+) between Tue 20:19 - Tue 20:2+0 (UTC)',
                          'check_type' => 'system.fs-used_pct',
                          'window_size' => '3'
                        }
                      ],
          'bad_alerts' => 1,
          'recovery_alerts' => 0
 );
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My guess is that you were looking for the parens ().

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