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made capture of speed field(s) more robust
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Using awk in paragraph mode

awk -vRS='\n[ \t]*--' '{print 
 $1 match($0, $/\(NF *[0-19]+\)/) {print $1, $NFsubstr($0,RSTART,RLENGTH)} 
' file
foo-6-25.example.com: ( 49)
foo-5-4.example.com: ( 19)
foo-8-28.example.com: ( 43)
foo-9-7.example.com: ( 91)
foo-5-19.idmz.example.com: ( 19)
foo-7-3.example.com: ( 20)

Using awk in paragraph mode

awk -vRS='\n[ \t]*--' '{print $1, $(NF-1), $NF}' file
foo-6-25.example.com: ( 49)
foo-5-4.example.com: ( 19)
foo-8-28.example.com: ( 43)
foo-9-7.example.com: ( 91)
foo-5-19.idmz.example.com: ( 19)
foo-7-3.example.com: ( 20)

Using awk in paragraph mode

awk -vRS='\n[ \t]*--' ' 
  match($0, /\( *[0-9]+\)/) {print $1, substr($0,RSTART,RLENGTH)} 
' file
foo-6-25.example.com: ( 49)
foo-5-4.example.com: ( 19)
foo-8-28.example.com: ( 43)
foo-9-7.example.com: ( 91)
foo-5-19.idmz.example.com: ( 19)
foo-7-3.example.com: ( 20)
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steeldriver
steeldriver
  • 83.9k
  • 12
  • 124
  • 175

Using awk in paragraph mode

awk -vRS='\n[ \t]*--' '{print $1, $(NF-1), $NF}' file
foo-6-25.example.com: ( 49)
foo-5-4.example.com: ( 19)
foo-8-28.example.com: ( 43)
foo-9-7.example.com: ( 91)
foo-5-19.idmz.example.com: ( 19)
foo-7-3.example.com: ( 20)