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Linux.com: Create Relationship Diagrams with Graphviz

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“If you use charts to represent relationships between data or
objects in presentations or project reports, try Graphviz. Licensed
under the Common Public License Version 1.0, Graphviz is
visualization software, designed to help you easily create
structural information. You can use it to visually represent
database and table relations in a project report or a simple Web
site hierarchy.

“Installing Graphviz is a breeze, especially if you are running
a Debian-based distribution. Just run apt-get install graphviz. You
can also download RPM or source files to set it up…”

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