Start of the plenv ansible gist that I'm using for TDP

install_plenv.yml

---
- name: plenv | update plenv repo
  git: repo=git://github.com/tokuhirom/plenv.git dest=$plenv_root
  sudo: True
  sudo_user: ${plenv_user}

- name: plenv | install perl-build
  git: repo=git://github.com/tokuhirom/Perl-Build.git dest=/home/{{ plenv_user }}/.plenv/plugins/perl-build
  sudo: True
  sudo_user: ${plenv_user}

- name: plenv | add plenv initialization to profile
  template: src=plenv.sh.j2 dest=/etc/profile.d/plenv.sh owner=root group=root mode=0755

- name: plenv | try to set global perl
  shell: PLENV_ROOT=${plenv_root} PATH=${plenv_root}/bin:$PATH plenv global $perl_version chdir=$plenv_root
  register: global_perl
  ignore_errors: True
  sudo: True
  sudo_user: ${plenv_user}

- name: plenv | install perl
  shell: PLENV_ROOT=${plenv_root} PATH=${plenv_root}/bin:$PATH plenv install $perl_version chdir=$plenv_root
  when: global_perl|failed
  sudo: True
  sudo_user: ${plenv_user}

- name: plenv | try to set global perl
  shell: PLENV_ROOT=${plenv_root} PATH=${plenv_root}/bin:$PATH plenv global $perl_version chdir=$plenv_root
  sudo: True
  sudo_user: ${plenv_user}

- name: plenv | install cpanm
  shell: PLENV_ROOT=${plenv_root} PATH=${plenv_root}/bin:$PATH plenv install-cpanm chdir=$plenv_root
  sudo: True
  sudo_user: ${plenv_user}

- name: plenv | rehash
  shell: PLENV_ROOT=${plenv_root} PATH=${plenv_root}/bin:$PATH plenv rehash chdir=$plenv_root
  sudo: True
  sudo_user: ${plenv_user}

plenv.sh.j2

export PLENV_ROOT="{{ plenv_root }}"
export PATH="{{ plenv_root }}/bin:$PATH"
eval "$(plenv init -)"

variables.yml

---
user: tdp
plenv_user: tdp
plenv_root: /home/tdp/.plenv
perl_version: 5.14.2

Awesome thank you!