how to access the NiFi and Sqoop 1 services? - cloudera

I am writing to inquire about my 60-day CDH7 trial. I have been trying to create a cluster with NiFi and Sqoop 1 services, but I have been unable to locate them.
After conducting some research, I discovered that I need the CFM parcel to access these services. However, I have been unable to find it.
I would appreciate your assistance in locating the CFM parcel, or if it is not available, any alternative solutions that would allow me to access the NiFi and Sqoop 1 services.
After conducting some research, I discovered that I need the CFM parcel to access these services. However, I have been unable to find it.

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