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Docker containers arnt virtual machines despite acting like them. They dont actually require compute resources to be sitting around doing nothing like a traditional vm cos they are essentially just a proxy between the kernal in the container and the kernal on the base machine.
If the container isnt doing anything then it isnt consuming resources.
It does consume some resources just not a lot.
Good to know, thanks!